N. Gey wrote: For me there are only two serious audio distributions: 64Studio (Debian based) 64bit and 32bit or Jacklab (OpenSuse) 32bit 64Studio is stable and has gnome and a nice packaging system, but is also (like debian) a bit conservative with nonfree Software. Jacklab is more about experiments but things like linux-vst and wineasio are part of the concept. Jacklab comes with KDE or E17. greetings, Nils on 64Studio You're bound to get some comments on a post like that! I agree that studio64 is probably the best. I don't use Suse on the getting in bed with the devil principle. But I also prefer Kde or Xfce to Gnome. The latest Musix is very impressive, though maybe not really cutting edge. dyne:bolic is very cool. However I make most music on my everyday Debian/kde testing, which is updated regularly. No RT kernel like Studio64 or Musix etc., but Jack still runs nice with about 6ms latency on the vanilla kernel. And no rebooting after browsing, mailing or killing evil zombies in a 3d game. :) Roger _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-audio-user
