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Thursday, December 14, 2006, 7pm to 9pm
Free to Industry and Guests!
Meeting Notes |
Daniel James |
Writer and technologist Daniel
James on "64 Studio
Linux Software". Daniel James, based in the Isle
of Wight, UK, is the editor of LinuxUser
& Developer Magazine. |
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A must-see event for studio computer users interested in
high performance Linux desktops and media apps! Linux is
more popular than Windows or Macintosh for creating feature animation
and visual effects at major studios including Disney, DreamWorks
Animation, ILM, and Sony Imageworks.
64 Studio running Ardour,
Hydrogen, Jamin and Qjackctl
The free 64 Studio Linux operating system distro is based
on Debian and includes applications that cover audio and music,
video, 2D and 3D graphics, publishing for the web or print, Internet
and office tools. Available in both 64-bit and 32-bit
versions. [Distrowatch]
You can Download
the Installer for version 1.0. This will install Debian with
X.org, the Gnome 2.14 desktop, Linux kernel 2.6.17 with realtime
preemption patches (including a realtime SMP kernel for AMD64
dual core and multi-processor machines) and a selection of creative
applications.
Press Release: "64
Studio Linux at Linux Movies Event in Hollywood" |
Tom
Bradley Youth & Family Center
5213 West Pico Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90019
Smoking is not permitted at any LinuxMovies.org event |
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Linux, #1 Operating System in Hollywood
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Linux is the most popular operating system for
big budget feature film animation and visual effects. Linux is
used to create practically every blockbuster movie in theaters
today. Unlike Windows or Macintosh, no company owns Linux. Developers
at many companies contribute code to Linux which is available
for free and runs on all types of computer hardware. Linux has
higher performance, lower costs, and scales well. LinuxMovies.org
is a group of over 300 technologists advancing Linux motion picture
technology. |
Robin
Rowe
LinuxMoivies.org Founder
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Join our mailing
list for announcements or to ask technical questions regarding
Linux for motion picture work. |
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