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From: linux-audio-user-bounces@lists.linuxaudio.org on behalf of Brett =

McCoy

Sent: Mon 11/19/2012 20:43

Are you using plain vanilla Ubuntu or Ubuntu Studio? If you want to do

audio & video work, you should use Ubuntu Studio, the stock kernel

will work correctly with jackd if you want to use the realtime

scheduling

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Ubuntu Studio Quantal ships with Xfce4.
I've got an Ubuntu Studio Quantal install and issues with some "desktop" =

apps.

Right now I set up Ubuntu Quantal, while I kept Ubuntu Studio Quantal.

Yes, audio is ok for Ubuntu Studio, but e.g. Evolution fails, however,

it's always possible to install the studio meta packages to any other =

Ubuntu install.

It's the same for the kernel-lowlatency and even building a kernel-rt =

isn't hard to do.
Pff, Unity IMO is the most worse desktop environment I've ever seen.

I suspect that somebody who likes Unity, would have a very unusual audio =

production work-flow,

so any recommendation might be counterproductive regarding to the OP's =

needs.
Regards,

Ralf
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RE: [LAU] Ubuntu slowing down when using Ardour
-----Original Message-----

From: linux-audio-user-bounces@lists.linuxaudio.org on behalf of Brett =

McCoy

Sent: Mon 11/19/2012 20:43

Are you using plain vanilla Ubuntu or Ubuntu Studio? If you want to =

do

audio & video work, you should use Ubuntu Studio, the stock =

kernel

will work correctly with jackd if you want to use the realtime

scheduling

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BR>
Ubuntu Studio Quantal ships with Xfce4.
I've got an Ubuntu Studio Quantal install and issues with some =

"desktop" apps.

Right now I set up Ubuntu Quantal, while I kept Ubuntu Studio =

Quantal.

Yes, audio is ok for Ubuntu Studio, but e.g. Evolution fails, =

however,

it's always possible to install the studio meta packages to any other =

Ubuntu install.

It's the same for the kernel-lowlatency and even building a kernel-rt =

isn't hard to do.
Pff, Unity IMO is the most worse desktop environment I've ever seen.

I suspect that somebody who likes Unity, would have a very unusual audio =

production work-flow,

so any recommendation might be counterproductive regarding to the OP's =

needs.
Regards,

Ralf
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