One of the official Ubuntu flavors has released an online guide for audio editing with Free Software. The official flavor is called Ubuntu Studio, an official flavor that focuses on multimedia production and graphic design with Ubuntu as the official basis for all of it.
Ubuntu Studio is an official flavor that few new features have included in recent years. To the point that many users changed distributions because they thought the project was abandoned. Before the launch of Ubuntu 18.04, the Ubuntu Studio team announced that the next versions of the official flavor will be different than expected although they will continue to be based on Ubuntu. But before these news, the Ubuntu Studio team has surprised us with a free guide to creating audio with Free Software. A very complete guide that would not be strictly oriented to Ubuntu Studio but to Free Software programs that we can install and use in any Gnu / Linux distribution.
While it is true that this guide is not a program that helps us with a certain task; yes that is good news and a great tool because more than one user will learn to create audios and music with Free Software tools. We can see this guide through this link. In which we can also get the same guide in pdf format in the not too distant future.
And if what we are looking for is video editing or a tutorial to handle Free Software tools in Spanish, we can consult the PodcastLinux video channel, where Juan Febles teaches us step by step how to use the Shotcut tool to create and edit video.
In general I think that these guides or tutorials are almost better than new distributions or advertising campaigns, since they teach end users to use these tools because if they do not know how to use it, it is useless for them to know the existence of Free Software. Hopefully these initiatives do not stop and many more appear.