Re: How to keep an updated "standard" linux audio system?

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On 12/11/2017 01:19 PM, Len Ovens wrote:
On Mon, 11 Dec 2017, Anders Hellquist wrote:

Since I depend on kxstudio repos my options are limited to Debian or Ubuntu and
right now I am more inclined to go the Debian route.

The main reason for me to switch is U-he plugins that seems to require newer gcc
API/ABI to work. Also Mixbus is freezing on the same machine so I suspect newer
libs and kernel drivers might get me a more stable environment.

Any valid reasons to go the Ubuntu route, ya think ?

The Ubuntu LTS seems a good deal, but there are not a lot of people working on keeping things specific to audio in best running order. In particular the version of jackd has from time to time been broken (though it seems just fine these days). The focus of Ubuntu is servers and desktop. Those parts will work well.

All are why I have been sticking to Arch derivatives for quite a while :-)  I just converted a heavily-used Manjaro/XFCE4 desktop, two years in use and regularly updated, into a Linux audio testing machine, without glitches.  Amazing. 

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