Are you a Windows user and visit Linux.com? Then you have some interest about Linux, am I right? This article is part of a series of articles about migration from Windows to Linux. In this first article, we will talk about how a Windows user can know more about Linux, and how can run a Linux Distribution without formatting your computer. And all this without pain! The information described here will be always easy to understand. A complete set of links will be included, to help you navigate and learn fast about Linux and how to become a Linux User.

Audacity is a free, open source sound recorder and editor that runs on Linux. With Audacity, you can record audio from microphones or other playback devices, mix, edit, and adjust the recordings, edit existing sound files, and output the results to a wide variety of sound file formats. Audacity includes a selection of effects plugins, and can also use industry-standard plugins often made for commercial audio editors.

Still images just aren't enough anymore--you probably want to watch streaming and downloaded videos on your Linux computer, as well as digital television and optical discs like DVD and Blu-Ray. And you probably want to capture, edit, and tweak your own videos before sharing them online. Good news. Although legal hassles by format owners remain a stumbling block for some, the technology to accomplish video on has already arrived.

Article Source Moblin Documentation
April 2, 2009, 9:31 pm

There are two major usage models for moblin-chroot, one-shot image post processing and multiple times changes...