[linux-audio-user] Re: Best distro for Audio??

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It is likely that audio and video professionals need later
more disks. But RedHat has only a cumbersome, lowest level fdisk.
However, RH has a good graphical disk formatter but it is available
only when RH is installed first time.

Now that USB disks are very easy to add by users, should
distros have such easy-to-use partitioner and formatter.
Have Debian and other distributions a good graphical disk partitioner
and formatter? In the application launcher menu?

Juhana
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