The Musix Linux distro is a specialty OS with an impressive collection of tools for users with a passion mostly for audio and music production. That same collection of tools should be included for video, given the blending of music and video popular in distributing entertainment on the Internet today. Yet it is missing from Musix. If you have a passion for a well designed, general purpose Linux OS, Musix will leave you tapping a beat for something else. More is neglected in musix that would make this distro more suitable beyond music mania.
The real reason that Musix did not detect your wireless card is that it is a fully free distro and as such does not include the binary blobs necessary to communicate with your wireless hardware. This is a feature, not a bug and has nothing to do with the kernel version.
This review would have benefitted from a few paragraphs about the philosophy behind fully free distros like Musix and the work that goes into creating such a distro.
Musix Linux: Sweet Strains Jarred by Sour Notes
Posted by: Jack M. Germain April 30, 2014 12:45 PMThe Musix Linux distro is a specialty OS with an impressive collection of tools for users with a passion mostly for audio and music production. That same collection of tools should be included for video, given the blending of music and video popular in distributing entertainment on the Internet today. Yet it is missing from Musix. If you have a passion for a well designed, general purpose Linux OS, Musix will leave you tapping a beat for something else. More is neglected in musix that would make this distro more suitable beyond music mania.
This review would have benefitted from a few paragraphs about the philosophy behind fully free distros like Musix and the work that goes into creating such a distro.