1. JackLab Audio Distribution (JAD for short) is a Linux distribution created especially for musicians and producers who wish to move over to an Open Source solution.

2. Musix GNU+Linux is another Open Source Linux distribution that I suggest you to try if you plan on starting a music studio, because it also provides free and professional tools for musicians and audio operators.

3. Even if it’s quite a new entry on the Open Source multimedia creation world of Linux distributions.

4. Linux MultiMedia Studio or LMMS for short, is another very popular Linux distribution that provides professional audio tools for music enthusiasts. It offers free alternative to popular (but commercial and closed-source) programs like FruityLoops, Cubase and Logic.

5. DeMuDI stands for Debian Multimedia Distribution and it’s a Linux distribution based on the Debian mammoth with enhancements and features aimed at music, sound and video production.

6. Dyne:bolic is a user-friendly Linux distribution shaped on the needs of media artists, creatives and activists as a practical tool for multimedia production.

7. Yet another Debian-based Linux distribution, 64 Studio contains free and Open Source software for digital content creation on both i386 and x86_64 hardware!

8. StartCom MultiMedia Edition is a multi-purpose Linux distribution with built-in Recording Studio, Video Manipulation Platform and Entertainment Center.

9. APODIO is a GNU/Linux operating system that contains audio, video and graphic tools. It is based on Mandriva Linux and it’s designed for musicians and multimedia enthusiasts.

10. m-dist is a quite old and embedded Linux system tuned for MIDI and audio use. There’s no software to install because this 144 MB ISO is a Live CD ready to be burned onto a blank disk

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