[Discussioni] Linux Audio Conference 2005 proceedings are available

[The AGNULA Project]

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     [Sorry for cross-posting.  Feel free to forward around]

Florence, 28 April 2005

+++ Linux Audio Conference 2005 proceedings are available

The proceedings for the 2005   edition of the Linux Audio  Conference,
held  at ZKM  in Karlsruhe from  April 21  to April 24,  2005, are now
available online.  Among the many excellent papers that were presented
during what is  by now the most  famous conference of the Linux  Audio
scene, the AGNULA team manage to squeeze two contributions in.

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The proceedings for the 2005   edition of the Linux Audio  Conference,
held  at ZKM  in Karlsruhe from  April 21  to April 24,  2005, are now
available online.  Among the many excellent papers that were presented
during what is  by now the most  famous conference of the Linux  Audio
scene, the AGNULA team manage to squeeze two contributions in.

The first paper, "AGNULA/DeMuDi - GNU/Linux and  Free Software for the
pro audio  and sound    research domain" by     Bernardini, Cirotteau,
Ekanayaka  and Glorioso  focuses    on  the  AGNULA/DeMuDi   GNU/Linux
distribution - where we are and where  we are going  from now on.  The
second paper, "AGNULA  Libre Music - Free Software  for Free Music" by
Fugazza and Glorioso, is  a description of the  AGNULA Libre Music web
database.

We encourage you to download the papers at:

- AGNULA/DeMuDi - GNU/Linux and Free  Software for  the pro audio  and
  sound research domain

  http://lac.zkm.de/papers/bernardini_et_al.pdf

- AGNULA Libre Music - Free Software for Free Music

  http://lac.zkm.de/papers/fugazza_glorioso.pdf

Last, not least,  please do download  and read  all the  other papers.
The wealth of  material presented during this  edition of  Linux Audio
Conference  was impressive and is  welcome sign of  maturity for those
who wish to   professionaly  use  GNU/Linux  systems  for  audio/sound
production and/or research work.

The proceedings are available online at:

  http://lac.zkm.de/proceedings.shtml

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About  AGNULA:  Agnula (acronym  for   A GNU/Linux Audio distribution,
pronounced  with a strong  g)  is the name  of  a project funded until
April   2004 by  the  European    Commission  (number of     contract:
IST-2001-34879; key action IV.3.3, Free Software: towards the critical
mass).  After the end  of the funded  period, AGNULA is continuing its
work, aiming to spread Libre Software  in the professional audio/video
arena.

Big thanks to the following institutions for their help in supporting
AGNULA:

- Firenze Tecnologia <http://www.firenzetecnologia.it>

  for paying Free Ekanayaka to work full-time on maintaining A/DeMuDi;

- KTH Department of Speech, Music and Hearing <http://www.speech.kth.se/> 

  for housing and supporting the main AGNULA server

- IRCAM <http://www.ircam.fr> and CCRMA <http://ccrma.stanford.edu/>

  for providing mirror space and bandwidth

- Red Hat France <http://www.redhat.fr/>

  for supporting the A/RehMuDi distribution

Best regards,

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