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on Me_irl · c/me_irl · 10 pts · 11h

Please, use a Lego brick separator instead of nails.

It's a hassle. Last time I set this up I had to use the legacy installer (Native Access 1) and yabridge. With each wine update there might be a chance of something breaking. I'm able to run most plugins fine but not Guitar Rig. I'm on Fedora so your experience may differ.

on Rubik's cube · c/asklemmy · 15 pts · 1y

Speedcubing is a fun hobby. I don't know anyone who has solved a cube fully without instructions.

These are all fast breakbeat rhythms. Drum and bass music is generally broken beats (as in not 4-to-the-floor) in 160-200 bpm tempo range with emphasis on drum and bass elements. There are a lot of subgenres with specific nuances.

I've been running Fedora with KDE on my Razer Blade 15 (2020 Advanced). Without knowing your specific hardware model I think you can run any reasonably popular distro and game happily.

Jep, täällä okt-taloudessa tuli vaihto kiinteähintaiseen hieman yli vuoden pörssikokeilun jälkeen. Pieni excelöinti kertoi, että jopa 10 snt kiinteä olisi halvempi vuositasolla, koska talvikuukausina kulutus on vaan paljon enemmän. Enää ei tarvii taivastella kun jotain voimalan pikkuvikaa korjataan 3 viikkoa ja samaan aikaan kuun asento vinossa ja hinnat sen seurauksena mitä sattuu.

Piano + keys/synths, guitar, bass and started drums this spring as I found some good deals on e-kits and managed to clear up some space in the already full man cave.

For music production check out Ubuntu Studio. Any distro can run music production stuff but Ubuntu Studio has all the required bits ready to go.

For DAW I transitioned into Reaper which runs natively on Linux. VST support with wine and yabridge works generally fine. For Native Instruments you need to use a legacy installer. I bet there are still problems with some vendor authorizations. You should just test it out to see if your favorite VSTs are supported.