> Are audio issues on Linux still a thing? Only if you an incompetent, bungling fool who refuses to just do things in a sane way, and use a distribution design

> Are audio issues on Linux still a thing? Only if you an incompetent, bungling fool who refuses to just do things in a sane way, and use a distribution designed for the purpose, such as Ubuntu Studio. I've had a pro-audio Linux-based DAW in my studio for 15 years and it has easily been the most stable, rock-solid performing DAW - alongside both Mac and Windows systems - by a long shot. The reason is, I chose my hardware and my distribution accordingly - Presonus AD/DA convertors, and Ubuntu Studio - which is such an amazing, powerful, mind-blowingly wonderful resource, I feel inclined to not mention it, lest it get wide adoption and suffer the long-September factor when everyone and their dog realizes just how great it is. Seriously, choose your distribution wisely and you will have better audio performance than the other OS'es. This is a fact.