You're doing excellent work, and I'm quite happy with the 19.x version
of Ubuntu Studio.
My main reason for reporting is that defect with 18.x, very slow
operation with my rather complex dual quad core Xeon system, does not
occur with 19.10. I don't know how common dual quad core Xeon
Ralf and Mike,
You guys do realize that we have very little to do with the actual
development of what is included and simply put it all together, right?
The only things we really have any actual code in are
ubuntustudio-controls and ubuntustudio-installer, and some of the
default configuration.
Ralf and Mike,
You guys do realize that we have very little to do with the actual
development of what is included and simply put it all together, right?
The only things we really have any actual code in are
ubuntustudio-controls and ubuntustudio-installer, and some of the
default configuration.
Ralf and Mike,
You guys do realize that we have very little to do with the actual
development of what is included and simply put it all together, right?
The only things we really have any actual code in are
ubuntustudio-controls and ubuntustudio-installer, and some of the
default configuration.
My impression is, that this release is a good starting point for
almost all creative domains. I doubt that Luke would consider the
default optimal regarding privacy and it for sure does not fit my
world view related to pro audio, but I didn't notice an issue, it
should be possible to tailor it to
I've installed Ubuntu Studio 19.10 Beta on my primary system.
System is a Supermicro X7DAE motherboard, 20GB RAM, 3ware 9750 SATA
controller with two Seagate 1.3 TB drives in RAID 0 for boot, a single
Seagate 4 TB drive as backup/archive. Video is a AMD/ATI 5000 PCI-E
card with two 25" flat
On Fri, 27 Sep 2019 18:55:03 +0200, Ralf Mardorf wrote:
>Eoan Ermine (beta) released by Erich Eickmeyer :).
>^^ ^ ^
>
>I'll download it later and at least test it as a live-DVD when I backup
>my Linux installs tonight or during the weekend.
Hi,
my apologies, first
