My first foray into Linux was something like twenty years ago, I ran Linux Mint briefly and happily, but I screwed something up trying to get flash videos to have sound and kind of gave up and went back to windows.

Flash forward, I got my desktop and my husband’s laptop set up with Mint now, and I can’t believe how easy it was. Everything has been working excellently, and the laptop is getting more attention than its had in years. The software manager is amazing, I got set up with steam and my daw (reaper) in no time. So far I haven’t run into anything I’ve tried to do that I couldn’t do with minimal elbow grease.

Thanks for being so passionate about Linux gang, I don’t know that I would have converted nearly so quickly if I wasn’t exposed to it here. Y’all are cool as hell.

  • toomanypancakes@piefed.worldOP
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    3 days ago

    I’m super amateur, I don’t know that I’m the best person to ask. Sorry! It meets my purposes for learning, but I’m not in the best place to judge if it has better workflow than ableton or anything like that. I can say I’ve been pleased with how intuitive everything is though, when I looked at lmms and amour or whatever the other Linux one is they were completely incomprehensible to me.