Re: [gNewSense-users] gNewSense-users Digest, Vol 70, Issue 10

[Karunakaran .M]

> The present stable version of gNewSense is pretty old but the fact
> remains true that it ensures that all the programs that can be installed
> in the distribution are free as in freedom.
>
>> Also I did hours and hours of research over the past few days and have
>> learned a lot in regards to GNU/Linux or rather as Richard Stallmam says,
>> "GNU+Linux. I did much research and would like to know if gNewSense can
>> handle a variety of Multimedia production applications such as a Video
>> Editor and a Digital Audio Workststion (DAW) much like Ardour?
>> http://ardour.org/
>>
>> In other words, can it install and run most applications that work with
>> Ubuntu?
>

I am using gNewSense for the past four years. Though it is 'pretty
old', I am able to do any task having full freedom. As observed in the
license, Ardour is a 'free as in freedom' software and so it can be
installed in gNewSense.

Karunakaran
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