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]]> Comment on Multimedia Linux Distros Review by Chloe http://emc20.com.ar/blog/multimedia-linux-distros-review/comment-page-1/#comment-906 Chloe Sat, 31 Mar 2012 16:38:49 +0000 http://emc20.com.ar/blog/?p=184#comment-906 Hi,I've been distro snhppiog for a few weeks now and I must say, I really like what you've put together. I've been looking for a good, current distro that will let me keep my wobbly windows and rotating cube yet, be easy to navigate.Everything just works from the headset and webcam to the applications including LibreOffice. I also reallly like the way you've set up the dock. It's easy to configure and position the way I want it to be, and it's out of the way after I've selected the application I want to run.Thank you.Scott Hi,I’ve been distro snhppiog for a few weeks now and I must say, I really like what you’ve put together. I’ve been looking for a good, current distro that will let me keep my wobbly windows and rotating cube yet, be easy to navigate.Everything just works from the headset and webcam to the applications including LibreOffice. I also reallly like the way you’ve set up the dock. It’s easy to configure and position the way I want it to be, and it’s out of the way after I’ve selected the application I want to run.Thank you.Scott

]]> Comment on When the machine is better than you by Marian http://emc20.com.ar/blog/when-the-machine-is-better-than-you/comment-page-1/#comment-905 Marian Sat, 31 Mar 2012 15:08:53 +0000 http://emc20.com.ar/blog/?p=204#comment-905 Jeffrey More than most educators, you have a mdnsiet that seems to overlap that of a music therapist, for whom the experience of the player(s) is paramount. Obviously, to produce pro players, educators have to spend a lot of time on repetitious technique issues, but if they forget the needs and the musical life of the individual player, there's more chance of a price to be paid down the road (e.g. burnout and/or sterile playing and/or physical issues). Like everything else in music and music making, there needs to be some sort of balance depending on the motivation. For me it's very validating that a high level player and educator such as yourself has such a great feel for this issue and I wish you all success in spreading the word. Choice and consideration on the part of the player can refresh and renew the player and the music, whether on the amateur or pro level. Jeffrey More than most educators, you have a mdnsiet that seems to overlap that of a music therapist, for whom the experience of the player(s) is paramount. Obviously, to produce pro players, educators have to spend a lot of time on repetitious technique issues, but if they forget the needs and the musical life of the individual player, there’s more chance of a price to be paid down the road (e.g. burnout and/or sterile playing and/or physical issues). Like everything else in music and music making, there needs to be some sort of balance depending on the motivation. For me it’s very validating that a high level player and educator such as yourself has such a great feel for this issue and I wish you all success in spreading the word. Choice and consideration on the part of the player can refresh and renew the player and the music, whether on the amateur or pro level.

]]> Comment on Multimedia Linux Distros Review by Akhil http://emc20.com.ar/blog/multimedia-linux-distros-review/comment-page-1/#comment-903 Akhil Sat, 31 Mar 2012 14:03:33 +0000 http://emc20.com.ar/blog/?p=184#comment-903 I am a middle of the road Linux user. I am very eeixrpenced with computers, and somewhat eeixrpenced with Linux but still unable to do some things which I think any user should be able to.Since 1995 I have used(or toyed with) Slackware, Redhat/Fedora, and SuSE 8/9/10. Not until I installed Ubuntu (5.04) and EFFORTLESSLY upgraded my distro to 5.10 have I found a Linux distribution so fantastically easy and capable. My thanks to the Ubuntu team, and the Ubuntu community in general for being so non-elitest and having real answers that don't involve my posting of multi-kilobyte configuration files which need to be edited by hand.Ubuntu has raised the bar. I am a middle of the road Linux user. I am very eeixrpenced with computers, and somewhat eeixrpenced with Linux but still unable to do some things which I think any user should be able to.Since 1995 I have used(or toyed with) Slackware, Redhat/Fedora, and SuSE 8/9/10. Not until I installed Ubuntu (5.04) and EFFORTLESSLY upgraded my distro to 5.10 have I found a Linux distribution so fantastically easy and capable. My thanks to the Ubuntu team, and the Ubuntu community in general for being so non-elitest and having real answers that don’t involve my posting of multi-kilobyte configuration files which need to be edited by hand.Ubuntu has raised the bar.

]]> Comment on When the machine is better than you by Miranda http://emc20.com.ar/blog/when-the-machine-is-better-than-you/comment-page-1/#comment-901 Miranda Sat, 31 Mar 2012 13:25:42 +0000 http://emc20.com.ar/blog/?p=204#comment-901 Music started as an aural art, but the aural side of snhiciaumsip was effectively crowded out in the 19th century I wonder if you think that that, which was then compounded by the advent of recorded music, might be part of what Greg Sandow is concerned with, i.e. the growing loss of connection between the audience and performance of the canon. I can't help feeling that the fact that most folks encounter orchestral instruments only in formal settings, where there's a lot of immaculate recitation , but less of the personal and immediate, is one reason audiences are drifting away from classical music. Maybe that lack of balance in how people experience the music is part of the problem.In my limited experience on a very small scale, whenever a performance is tailored for a particular audience, and especially if there's a bit of improvisational content, the audience is much more engaged.My notion is that what you're talking about here can benefit the whole culture of classical music making, not just the players. Music started as an aural art, but the aural side of snhiciaumsip was effectively crowded out in the 19th century I wonder if you think that that, which was then compounded by the advent of recorded music, might be part of what Greg Sandow is concerned with, i.e. the growing loss of connection between the audience and performance of the canon. I can’t help feeling that the fact that most folks encounter orchestral instruments only in formal settings, where there’s a lot of immaculate recitation , but less of the personal and immediate, is one reason audiences are drifting away from classical music. Maybe that lack of balance in how people experience the music is part of the problem.In my limited experience on a very small scale, whenever a performance is tailored for a particular audience, and especially if there’s a bit of improvisational content, the audience is much more engaged.My notion is that what you’re talking about here can benefit the whole culture of classical music making, not just the players.

]]> Comment on Multimedia Linux Distros Review by myp2p eu http://emc20.com.ar/blog/multimedia-linux-distros-review/comment-page-1/#comment-835 myp2p eu Fri, 03 Feb 2012 18:35:04 +0000 http://emc20.com.ar/blog/?p=184#comment-835 Youre so awesome! I dont suppose Ive read anything similar to this before. So great to uncover somebody with some unique thoughts on this subject. realy thank you for starting this up. this site is some thing that is needed around the web, someone with a small originality. useful work for bringing something new for the internet! Youre so awesome! I dont suppose Ive read anything similar to this before. So great to uncover somebody with some unique thoughts on this subject. realy thank you for starting this up. this site is some thing that is needed around the web, someone with a small originality. useful work for bringing something new for the internet!

]]> Comment on Multimedia Linux Distros Review by Cactus http://emc20.com.ar/blog/multimedia-linux-distros-review/comment-page-1/#comment-822 Cactus Sun, 29 Jan 2012 12:30:56 +0000 http://emc20.com.ar/blog/?p=184#comment-822 At last! Sometnhig clear I can understand. Thanks! At last! Sometnhig clear I can understand. Thanks!

]]> Comment on When the machine is better than you by Xaria http://emc20.com.ar/blog/when-the-machine-is-better-than-you/comment-page-1/#comment-820 Xaria Sun, 29 Jan 2012 06:17:18 +0000 http://emc20.com.ar/blog/?p=204#comment-820 Hats off to whoever wrote this up and psetod it. Hats off to whoever wrote this up and psetod it.

]]> Comment on Multimedia Linux Distros Review by Minerva http://emc20.com.ar/blog/multimedia-linux-distros-review/comment-page-1/#comment-816 Minerva Sat, 28 Jan 2012 22:00:40 +0000 http://emc20.com.ar/blog/?p=184#comment-816 A wondreufl job. Super helpful information. A wondreufl job. Super helpful information.

]]> Comment on Music Tools by Lacresha Rachel http://emc20.com.ar/blog/music-tools/comment-page-2/#comment-791 Lacresha Rachel Mon, 23 Jan 2012 16:30:56 +0000 http://emc20.wordpress.com/?p=28#comment-791 Your article is written with extreme clarity and is informative. I might never have thought of this information in this way without your input. You've given me much to consider with your original subject matter. Your article is written with extreme clarity and is informative. I might never have thought of this information in this way without your input. You’ve given me much to consider with your original subject matter.

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