Reaper is definitely the way to go. While it is not FOSS I feel it has the spirit of Linux. It is extremely customisable and flexible and it has all the features you expect from a good DAW.
The real issue is finding instrument and effect plugins that work on Linux. The popular ones are all windows or Mac only because they depend on DRM control software that doesn't work on Linux.
Honestly there are so many ways pdfs can hold unique information that retaining the same format is probably not going to work.
The 2 options I suggest are . . .
The weird thing about the US using political terms slightly differently to the rest of the world. LIberal is a prime example.
I really would like to switch but can't for one reason. It lacks a user friendly logon screen like literally every other similar system. I've tested jellyfin with my family. They liked it, but they all hated having to enter a username and password instead of just having a list of profiles to select, so they voted no. This seems like such a trivial thing to implement, and would improve accessibility for lots of people.
Is there a black market for Doctors (other than charities) ? Feels like an opportunity for an enterprising group of doctors.
Forking the medical industry with free treatment probably needs a gofundme . . . . . Or what the rest of the world calls a national health service.
The obvious question that needs asking is, can we fork?
Just having some dignity about it.
I'm not going down at all. Saying that makes it sound like right wingers have already won.
In another context maybe, but linking it with his death doesn't help the cause.
You didn't read my post did you? The man was a shit. I said as much. The point I'm making is why give him or his bat shit crazy ideas more air time now he IS dead. Also, have some dignity.
Nope. The guy was clearly a shit. Just hope people rise above it and never speak about him again, there are better things to waste our effort on.
Server
"Core" Switch
WIFI and Internet Router / Firewall
I would be interested in any resources you have on improving latency with pipework. Windows has the ASIO driver which gives direct access to the Audi interface. I didn't think pipewire was able to match it, but I'll be glad to be wrong.
I took a brief looked at yabridge a while ago, but struggled. Sounds like I should revisit it.