

- #SYNFIG STUDIO WINE SUPPORT INSTALL#
- #SYNFIG STUDIO WINE SUPPORT DRIVERS#
- #SYNFIG STUDIO WINE SUPPORT UPDATE#
#SYNFIG STUDIO WINE SUPPORT INSTALL#
Wine is a solution which makes Linux (and so Ubuntu) able to install and run applications from the Windows World.

#SYNFIG STUDIO WINE SUPPORT DRIVERS#
Take care using those kernels : they might not support restricted drivers (Example: nNidia or AMD/ATI, some wifi chipsets). sudo add-apt-repository ppa:abogani/realtime It is mostly needed for audio production too, but scientific or industrial use may need them too.

If the performance of the -lowlatency kernel provided in Ubuntu repositories is not enough for you, you may try this repository. sudo add-apt-repository ppa:kxstudio-team/ppa KXStudio is an independent project aimed to provide up-to-date applications and utilities for audio production.
#SYNFIG STUDIO WINE SUPPORT UPDATE#
sudo -E wget -output-document=/etc/apt//medibuntu.list $(lsb_release -cs).list & sudo apt-get -quiet update & sudo apt-get -yes -quiet -allow-unauthenticated install medibuntu-keyring Some sound cards need alsa-firmware package and you will find it here too. You will find codecs, complete version of applications like mplayer, and the libdvdcss library to read encrypted DVDs in Ubuntu. The Medibuntu project packages "non-free" applications. Here is the way to have them available packaged for Ubuntu. Some of them are needed in parts of this documentation. In Ubuntu, thanks to the launchpad community and some independent projects, you might find some useful add-ons. Third of all, think about what you want to produce : audio ? video ? 3D ? illustrations ? documents ? Other ? Actually, You may not need to follow all the tutorial steps. VLC is a multimedia player able to read, write and stream all kind of multimedia files ubuntu-restricted-extras will install all multimedia codecs you may need ubuntustudio-menu is useful for Gnome Classic and Xfce menus. Second of all, install the very basics : sudo apt-get install vlc ubuntu-restricted-extras ubuntustudio-menu However, please think that all flavour and desktops are different and some tweaks may not work like in vanilla Ubuntu. Of course, you are free to install the flavour of Ubuntu and the desktop environment of your choice. This is why this howto will use vanilla Ubuntu as a base. It is used commonly for a wide range of use and is very suitable for people coming from Mac desktop. Unity desktop environment is now stable and it is possible to work with it for multimedia, even at very low latency. The current one is Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.įirst of all, you have of course to install Ubuntu. Please note that only "proved to work" Ubuntu releases will be documented in time on this tutorial. Users with FireWire hardware, PCI professional sound card, even on Ubuntu Studio, may find tips and answers. If you prefer to install the packages with Synaptic, you can. You will find on this page what to do if you want to setup a multimedia production workstation with a standard Ubuntu installation (means without installing Ubuntu Studio).
