I'm too high to work out wtf is going on right now.
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Ubuntu studio mfrs!!
TBH Iβve always found it a bit too bloated for my use more than half the programs on there didnβt get any use. But good on ya!
I suspect it will be the same for me. What software were you using most on it?
Ah man this was back in the early 2000βs so Iβm not sure itβs still representative.
I mostly used rosegarden, hydrogen and either audacity or ardour iirc. (This was when I was still discovering pc recording)
I tried a live version recently and I didnβt really get the that Iβd experience recent versions differently though.
I have also considered AV Linux. Do you have any thoughts on it?
I use mx and Iβm very happy with it so far. Current AV is based on MX so I think I can recommend it.
Thank you for the info and help. If you do music / audio work or are interested please join us at !musicproduction@sh.itjust.works
It took me a while to realize those were computer monitors.
Clean your fucking screens, that shit is disgusting π€’
I thought they were floor tiles. And he was installing smart ones...
Well that was rather rude. Look closer, I'm pretty sure it's just the wallpaper they're using.
Do those monitors have a touch display? Cause holy moly those prints lol.
Pretty sure thatβs just the wallpaper.
Oh lol, if that's the case then it got me good.
Judge my choices.
Why? You're an Ubuntu user -- you're suffering enough as it is
I haven't settled in yet. I'll probably switch.
Not to worry, there's something to mock no matter what distro you choose π₯°
Canonical gets shit canned by a lot of people, you can look up why but it's mainly unpopular snap (slow/forced upon ye) and Canonical being a shit. I mean I'd personally rank flatpak dead last under snap because of rancid permissions issues, but whatever.
If you end up liking the Debian soul however, you got a lot of options :) Personally I only really care about the repo being well stocked and up to date whatever the distro.
So far I ran into difficulty installing software because of missing dΓ©pendances but it didn't state what they were.
My path was Fedora (dnf) to CachyOS (pacman) so I'll not be much help with Debian apt package manager shenanigans. Probably you can solve whatever that issue is with the Ubuntu "package name" (saying what it is specifically will help) followed by "missing dependencies" in a web search.
Might only need to run the system update 1st:
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
Then try your problematic package again (or wait for a Debian wizard to chime in). Maybe your iso was outdated or something.
if it works, don't feel the need to switch. whatever the nerds are insisting is best usually probably doesn't serve the more average person too well π ubuntu is as good as it gets for 99% of users, downvote me!
I am, but it has nothing to do with what distro you chose.
Do whatever you want, as long as you put your home directory in its own partition.
But honestly, how much should I allocate for the Linux partition? Will software have to be there too or just the OS itself?
Forgive me it's been a while.
I'd say it's fine. I don't know what you actually do with your computer but CachyOS or Bazzite could also work (and I guess they are the most hip distro these days).
Clean your screen.
Is this a comment on dust or joke about the installer wallpaper?


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