Having Trouble with Protools and Linux. 1070

A highly suspect, possibly nym-shifting WinTroll called

Low latency kernels and audio apps can be built (or downloaded from Planet CCRMA - Red Hat and Fedora Core only), or you can simply install a dedicated audio workstation version of GNU-Linux called "AGNULA".

No you didn't.

Firstly, SUSE is the OS; Novell is the company. You can download something from Novell, but you can't download something from a *product*!

Secondly, Novell don't provide VMware, since it is commercial software owned by another company (also called VMware), and even though VMware is

I'm obviously feeding a Troll here, but for the sake of any genuine readers:

It's in the KDE menu "System-More Programs".

Using the desktop as a dumping ground for files, is an irritating habit, perpetuated by a certain company whose developers thought it was a "neat idea" to set the default download directory (oh, I mean "folder" - LOL!)

I doubt if WINE can run it, but you could always try.

Again, I have no idea if WINE runs these or not.

If this isn't a Troll, then it's the funniest noobs post I've ever read. AFAICT all you are doing is switching to a different OS but keeping all of your Windows apps. That just doesn't make any sense. Choose what you want - Windows and Windows apps, or Linux and Linux apps.

I doubt if dongles for Windows software work under emulation, unless you can mount them as mbutt storage devices.

Let's get this straight; you switched Operating Systems on your only audio workstation, with studio sessions in hand. Yeah, right. Flatty, have you ever considered an Email Nym that isn't female?

Flatty already knows.

- K.