Check Out Ubuntu Studio 22.04 LTS!!! It's Glorious!!!!

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Hi. What distribution do you recommend for a multimedia creator? Video editing plus music composition, multi-track recording, mastering and similar audio processing. Maybe Ubuntu Studio or maybe another distro. What experiences do you have and are you having fun with it. Thanks.

Downloading to install on an old Mac mini… I hope it works out the box for jack.. I put raspian but I can’t get the guitar audio in working but audio out is fine.. I think bullseye (the version of raspian) has issues with jack. Also I’m praying it works with just the audio in the old Mac mini has.. as I don’t have an audio interface yet. But I think it will

I want to edit video's I made on my Iphone. I am a Windows and Linux user. Which program do you recommend?
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I have been using Ubuntu Studio for a long time and I am very satisfied. The news is that in version 22.04 LTS, two sound cards can be used simultaneously. Kdenlive is getting me more and more excited, GIMP is fantastic, Libreoffice is way more than I need, etc. Thank you for your video.

Hola que tal. Estoy en planes de armarme un home studio. Tengo una guitarra electroacustica yamaha y un teclado/piano casio casiotone .. mi idea es gravar música propia .. pienso comprarme una interfaz de audio y algún microfono condenser como at2020 ..
Mi consulta es si puedo hacer música con este sistema operativo. O debo si o si usar windows?..

The problem with Ubuntu Studio is, in my case, that after installation it doesn't start on my HP laptop. The live version works fine, but after installation all I can see is black screen. Something with the GRUB, I don't know.

It is a glorious presentation by Ubuntu, they continue to lead the pack. I prefer the stability and the lacklustre of Debian 11-nonfree .

It seems its more suited for audio creators? What distro would you recommend for 3d/2d graphic artists? And i am not talking about distro with installed programs which is easy to do or installed environment. I am talking here about custom kernels or customized system for faster procesor o better gpu performance(nvidia in my case). For me Linux environment can be minimal all i want is smooth performance and working programs with Wacom tablet. So far from my experience Fedora is quite nice and pop seems to have a good way to handle nvidia.

I really love the new look of Ubuntu Studio. Very Awesome.,,,,I do always wonder why BlueGriffon is not a part of it ?

Hi. How do I find C drive in order to add vst plugins?

Thank you for the video! Really nice.

Got to be better for studio work that Windows 11.