In case you missed it, we have cleaned up the official logs from the Ubuntu Studio quesion/answer workshop from earlier today for all to enjoy:
QUESTION: What is Ubuntu Studio?
Ubuntu Studio originally started as a concept from a wiki that was started to give users how-tos on setting up an audio studio environment on their Ubuntu workstations. A small group of people came together with this similar concept of actually creating an Ubuntu flavour geared toward multimedia creation. From what started as a mailing list, has become a full fledge Ubuntu “remix” geared towards giving Ubuntu users the tools they need to expand their creativity when dealing with multimedia.
In doing this we have created three “categories” (or types of users) Audio, Graphical and Video. We provide different tools that benefit the user the best in each category. For example a few of the packages in the audio category we provide are Ardour2, Rosegarden, and JACKd. We also provide a low-latency kernel. This method works very well as people are happy to contribute to something that is beneficial to people.
Concerning their software creation, we are also about staying close to the Ubuntu community as much as possible and giving back to it. We are comprised of a diverse group of individuals all working towards the same purpose. Our team list is located here. The packages that we include in each of the categories of creativity are included here. Our wiki page in case you want to read up some more about the project is located here. The wiki is currently under heavy maintenance.
So that is what the Ubuntu Studio Project is about: Expanding multimedia creativity through Ubuntu.
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