Musix GNU+Linux (historical)

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Musix GNU+Linux (historical) was a free, community-developed GNU/Linux distribution focused on multimedia and music production, recognized for its strong adherence to free software principles.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf GNU/Linux distribution
free software project
multimedia-focused operating system
audience GNU/Linux audio community
free culture advocates
baseDistribution Debian GNU/Linux NERFINISHED
communityInvolvement high
containsNonFreeSoftware no
corePrinciple strong adherence to free software principles
developmentModel community-developed
distributionCategory creative workstations distribution
specialized audio distribution
distributionType desktop distribution
live DVD distribution
multimedia distribution
documentationLanguage English
Spanish
emphasis out-of-the-box audio production environment
ready-to-use multimedia studio
includesAudioPlugins yes
includesDigitalAudioWorkstations yes
includesMIDISequencers yes
includesProprietaryDrivers no
includesRealTimeAudioTools yes
isDiscontinued yes
isFreeSoftwareOnly yes
isMaintained no
kernelType monolithic Linux kernel
name Musix GNU+Linux NERFINISHED
operatingSystemFamily GNU/Linux NERFINISHED
packageManagementSystem APT NERFINISHED
primaryFocus multimedia production
music production
softwareFreedomEmphasis high
softwareLicenseModel free software
softwareRepositoryPolicy only free software packages
status historical
supportedPlatform x86
supportsALSA yes GENERATED
supportsGraphicsEditing yes GENERATED
supportsJACKAudioConnectionKit yes GENERATED
supportsLowLatencyAudio yes GENERATED
supportsMultimediaCreation yes GENERATED
supportsRealTimeKernelOptions yes GENERATED
supportsVideoEditing yes GENERATED
targetUsers audio producers
multimedia creators
musicians
userInterface graphical desktop environment

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