I use Ubuntu Studio because the kernel is compiled for realtime processing and it comes packed with a bunch of creative software that I use. Are there any similar non-Debian alternatives?
Mostly because I’m lazy. But maybe that’s what I’ll have to do.
I reinstall pretty often because all my important persisted data is on a separate drive and it’s often faster than troubleshooting whatever bullshit is currently happening. Maybe I should look into NixOS and just have a config with everything I need on it.
I use Ubuntu Studio because the kernel is compiled for realtime processing and it comes packed with a bunch of creative software that I use. Are there any similar non-Debian alternatives?
Why not Debian with the rt kernel and then install the software from the repos / flatpaks?
Mostly because I’m lazy. But maybe that’s what I’ll have to do.
I reinstall pretty often because all my important persisted data is on a separate drive and it’s often faster than troubleshooting whatever bullshit is currently happening. Maybe I should look into NixOS and just have a config with everything I need on it.
You might be able to get pretty far with just backups of your home dir and package lists.