LinuxMusicians

Thanks very much for the prompt replies. I'm still not sure if I should hold off on buying a computer and just buy a dedicated Audio Workstation. I was making lists of pros and cons of each (Audio DAW, or Computer) and I realised and remembered that as much as I enjoy computing, I've experienced so ...

Are any of you "distro hoppers"? (People who test drive various Linux distributions a lot) I used to be a big distro hopper. It was a lot of fun and I learned a lot. Each distro is truly unique and has it's own advantages and disadvantages. I'm possibly about to buy a new computer pretty s...

This is why we have WINE, so we don't have to run the whole Windows thing.
You might get some better answers at WINE HeadQuarters: https://winehq.org

Many years ago, there was an article and a whole forum subsection on how certain laptop computer manufacturers had made certain models where the built-in wifi and networking ALWAYS messed with the audio and couldn't be fixed in software nor firmware. It was an entire super-long forum article and res...

Interest first page of this topic. Although different topic, it reminds me of how in Cockos Reaper, audio settings, if you set the number of hardware inputs to 0 (if you don't need them), and keep the outputs at 2 or whatever, there's some performance gain. This is an old reference, it might not wor...

check into the "tsched=0" setting. more on this later...

Hey, thanks very much for this thread! Great topic. Do you guys have any recommendations for which filesystem is most practical to use for a new system? I used to swear by ext3, just as ext4 was becoming more dominant. The built-in system ext4 support handled the ext3 filesystems just fine and suppo...