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Год выпуска: 2010Жанр: Операционная системаРазработчик: Клемент ЛефебврСайт разработчика: http://www.linuxmint.com/Архитектура: x86Язык интерфейса: MLПлатформа: LinuxФормат файла: isoСистемные требования: — Процессор x86. — 512 Мб оперативной памяти. — 4 Гб свободного места на диске для установки. — Видеокарта поддерживающая разрешение 800×600 пикселей. — CD-диск или USB-порт. Описание: Команда Mint с гордостью объявляет о выпуске Linux Mint 10. Дополнительная информация: Новые возможности и изменения ● Экран приветствия. ●Меню: — Выделяются недавно установл …

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Mixxx 2.2.4 (Stable Version)

Check out the release announcement for a list of new features.

Although Mixxx 2.2.4 contains many important updates and bugfixes, it’s possible some users may experience issues. If you do, you can still get our previous stable version, .

Download Mixxx 2.2.4 for Windows 7 or later.

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Download Mixxx 2.2.4 for macOS 10.11 or later (Intel).

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Ubuntu

Download Mixxx 2.2.4 for 16.04 (Xenial) or later.

Open a terminal, and enter:

This will install the latest version of Mixxx from the Mixxx PPA on Launchpad.

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Ubuntu Repositories:Ubuntu also provides a version of Mixxx which can be installed directly from the Ubuntu Software Centre. This version is usually woefully out of date; therefore using the PPA is advised.

Fedora

An RPM package
for installation is available in the
RPM Fusion repositories.

Please refer to RPM Fusion’s instructions
on how to enable the repositories on your system. Mixxx only requires enabling the
free repository; the nonfree repository is not necessary for Mixxx.

RPM Fusion builds are maintained by the Mixxx development team.
We support the next, the current, and selected previous
Fedora release(s) if possible.

Mixxx 2.3.0 Beta (Unstable Version)

For live use, we recommend to download the stable version below.

The Mixxx team has been working hard on the next version of Mixxx. Check out the release announcement for a list of the new features.

Important: While Mixxx 2.3.0 Beta has been stable in testing it is not yet recommended for live use unless you are willing to risk a crash. Looking for the stable release?

Windows

Download Mixxx 2.3.0 Beta for Windows 7 or later.

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New versions will be made available every time the code is changed, so check back periodically for updates until Mixxx 2.3.0 is released.

macOS

Download Mixxx 2.3.0 Beta for macOS 10.11 or later (Intel).

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New versions will be made available every time the code is changed, so check back periodically for updates until Mixxx 2.3.0 is released.

Ubuntu

Open a terminal, and enter:

This will install the latest version of Mixxx from the Mixxx PPA on Launchpad.

New packages will be made available every time the code is changed. If you are using the PPA, these will be installed automatically with . Otherwise, you can download individual packages for Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic) or later and install them manually. Don’t forget to check back periodically for updates until Mixxx 2.3.0 is released:

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Fedora

An RPM package
for installation is available in the
RPM Fusion repositories.

Please refer to RPM Fusion’s instructions
on how to enable the repositories on your system. Mixxx only requires enabling the
free repository; the nonfree repository is not necessary for Mixxx.

RPM Fusion builds are maintained by the Mixxx development team.
We support the next, the current, and selected previous
Fedora release(s) if possible.

The beta package will be continuously updated until Mixxx 2.3.0
is released.

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Retrieve the correct signature key

Depending on your platform, you may or may not need to download the public key used to authenticate the checksum file (Ubuntu and most variants come with the relevant keys pre-installed). The easiest way to find out if you need the key is to run the authentication command:

We use GnuPG’s “long” (64-bit) key IDs throughout this tutorial, since “short” (32-bit) key IDs are insecure.

If you don’t have the keys…

If there is no public key for Ubuntu already present, you will get an error message similar to the following:

This is actually a really useful message, as it tells us which key or keys were used to generate the signature file. Knowing these ID numbers (46181433FBB75451 and D94AA3F0EFE21092 in the example), means we can request them from the Ubuntu key server.

This is done with the following command. Note that the ID numbers are hexadecimal, so we prefix them with :

This command should retrieve the keys we want and add them to your keyring. You should see a message like this:

You can now inspect the key fingerprints by running:

…which should produce the following output:

Concluding Thoughts

For your convenience, we have sorted out this list of music making and DJ software for Linux. There are many other music mixing software available out there, but these are the top rated. So, use it and make your music editing experience awesome. Here, we have not only mentioned the software for experienced persons, but also for the beginners. That is why we hope that this article will be helpful for you all.

That is all for today. If you have any inquiries or if you have any confusion regarding anything just say it in the comment box. You can also share this article on your social media so that others can know about it. Share your opinion and keep in touch with our site for more updates.

Download ubuntu LTS 32 bit

Chi preferisse la distribuzione Ubuntu «regolare», deve procurarsela in modo leggermente diverso dal solito: la disponibilità delle compilazioni a 32 bit di Ubuntu è infatti stata interrotta ben prima dell’attuale release LTS.

Per aggirare il problema possiamo affidarci all’immagine ufficiale chiamata Minimal CD che, a differenza della ISO completa, contiene solo i file minimali per iniziare l’installazione. Tutto il resto viene scaricato da Internet durante il setup:

» Download: Ubuntu 18.04 32 bit (Minimal CD)

Non mi è chiaro perché gli sviluppatori abbiano scelto di continuare a distribuire il Minimal CD anche in versione a 32 bit ma sospendere la pubblicazione del regolare DVD completo, ma tant’è.

A differenza delle derivate, la release regolare porta in dote ben 10 anni di supporto: chi sceglierà Ubuntu 18.04 LTS a 32 bit potrà quindi contare su tutti gli aggiornamenti fino ad aprile 2028 (fonte): per allora, è plausibile che i vecchi PC con CPU limitate a 32 bit saranno davvero divenuti inutilizzabili.

Il rovescio della medaglia è che la versione regolare di Ubuntu necessita di molta più memoria rispetto a Lubuntu e Xubuntu: se però il PC ha almeno 2 GB di RAM, è probabilmente la migliore per via dei 10 anni di supporto garantito.

Il setup da Minimal CD è leggermente diverso da quello «completo» al quale siamo abituati, ma è comunque facile completare l’installazione anche senza disporre di conoscenze specifiche.

Al termine dell’installazione, possiamo procedere a scaricare tutti gli aggiornamenti. Allo scopo, consiglio di usare il nostro tool zzupdate:

» Leggi: Aggiornare Ubuntu: quali differenze fra apt-get update, apt-get upgrade e apt-get dist-upgrade? Il modo migliore è… zzupdate!

Verify the SHA256 checksum

Now you can verify the checksum file using the signature.

This time the command should return something like this:

A Good signature means that the checked file was definitely signed by the owner of the keyfile stated (if they didn’t match, the signature would be reported as BAD). The warning message is simply there to let you know that you have not countersigned the key and it isn’t in your list of trusted sources. If you want to know more about signing keys and trust, you can check out the Ubuntu community GPG wiki page.

Now that we have verified the checksum file was created by Ubuntu, we can check that the ISO file we downloaded matches the checksum.

Support and promotion

Joining the Community

Linux Mint isn’t just an operating system, it’s also a dynamic community of people who enjoy, gather, and interact with a free and open project. Whether it’s by helping others sort through issues, by making them feel welcome, by participating in community-driven projects (repositories, podcasts, artwork…etc) or simply by meeting and talking to other Linux Mint users, we recommend you join the community and participate in making Mint better.

• Register on the forums
• Comment on the blog
• Listen to the podcast

Helping others

If you have some spare time and you’re willing to help other users with technical problems, you should seriously consider reading the forums and/or joining the IRC channel and helping other Linux Mint users solve the problems you know how to fix.

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Download Xubuntu 32 bit

Xubuntu, un’altra derivata di Ubuntu rivolta ai vecchi PC, ha deciso di seguire le orme della «cugina» Lubuntu: Xubuntu 18.04 LTS a 32 bit è stata l’ultima release a supporto esteso ad essere distribuita. Verrà supportata fino ad aprile 2021 (fonte).

» Download: Xubuntu 18.04.2 LTS 32 bit

Anche in questo caso, è consigliabile verificare fra le impostazioni di aggiornamento che non sia attivo l’avanzamento verso le versioni non-LTS: è infatti già disponibile Xubuntu 18.10, che però, verrà supportata solo fino a luglio 2019 (fonte) e non è dunque una buona scelta

» Download: Xubuntu 18.10 32 bit

Il team di sviluppo ha confermato esplicitamente che non verranno prodotte altre build a 32 bit (annuncio ufficiale).

Download checksums and signatures

Alongside the actual ISO files containing the Ubuntu image you downloaded, all Ubuntu mirrors publish some extra files. The ones we are interested in are called:

It is usually convenient to download these at the same time as downloading the distro. However, if you didn’t, not to worry — the checksums and the signature are consistent for the image, so even if you downloaded your ISO file from a different source, as long as it is fresh and hasn’t been updated in the interim, you can fetch these files from the http://releases.ubuntu.com page for the relevant release. For example, for the current version of Ubuntu, if you check in http://releases.ubuntu.com/bionic/ you will find these files near the top.

The file contains checksums for all the available images (you can check this by opening the file) where a checksum exists — development and beta versions sometimes do not generate new checksums for each release.

The file is the GnuPG signature for that file. In the next step we will use this signature file to verify the checksum file.

Project contributions

Bug reports

If you notice something that doesn’t work properly, troubleshoot it and if you find a bug let us know. Read the Linux Mint Troubleshooting Guide to know how to troubleshoot issues and how to report bugs.

Translations

If you can read English and if you speak another language, you can help us translate Linux Mint. Your efforts will allow Linux Mint to fully support display in your language. Read the Linux Mint Translation Guide to get started.

Code

We develop tools, applications and a desktop environment for Linux Mint. We use Python, C, Javascript, Vala, GNOME libraries and the GTK toolkit. If you’re interested in development read the Linux Mint Developer Guide to get started.