I downloaded the LINUX 32 bit version of cSound, but I am not sure if cSound can run on my Fedora X86 machine. Can anyone help me out?
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I have recently been through
I have recently been through Linux distro hell. I installed Fedora 9 because I thought I could get all the Planet CCRMA packages which includes Csound but Fedora 9 is not CCRMA friendly yet.
I find the best way to get your software working is to get software that is configured to your distro. I installed Ubuntu Studio Csound comes already installed. I am having a problem with a bug in Cecilia but Csound is working.
Now there is a great CD bootable distro that has Csound, pd and superCollider all installed and that is called puredyne.
Good Luck
Phil
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