D. Michael McIntyre wrote:
> On Sunday, October 16, 2011, Ian Gardner wrote:
> 
>> This is the first time I've experienced anything other than practically
>> useless rg/qsynth performance on a vanilla kernel (ubuntu version).
> 
> Interesting.
> 
> What will be really interesting to see is if this is still true after the 
> next 
> kernel update, or in the next Ubuntu release.  I've always had terrible luck 
> with vanilla distro kernels working consistently over time.  One version 
> works 
> great, the next version breaks everything all over again, because somebody 
> decided some piece of code was too much of a security risk or something.
> 
> So far, there has been no surcease of sorrow on that front, and the Linux 
> kernel has a consistent track record of making our lives miserable.
> 
> I wonder how to upgrade my distro since the fancy graphical "you've got 
> updates" tool has been broken for ages, and never shows up.
> 
> Last time I thought about updating, I decided to do a clean install from CD.  
> The installer crashed just as I was in the middle of setting up what 
> partitions to use for what, and that's when I decided to stick with LTS.

Every time I've tried to upgrade an Ubuntu, I ended up with a hosed system.

I prefer Aptosid, gives me a somewhat-stabilized version of Sid and has 
the 3.0 kernel.

Or you could try out some of the audio distros running around.

-- 
David
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