> like music artists working on computers, who often need a low latency
actually, what does 'low latency' mean? :) I did not understand (but of
course I thank you anyway for your comment).
> Linux 4.4 was released in 2016. "hwe" stands for "HardWare Enablement".
Those are packages providing more recent versions of packages that are
important to support more recent hardware: like the kernel and the X server.
Installing "linux-image-generic-hwe-8.0" actually provides what will be
Trisquel 9's kernel, based on Linux 4.15, released last year.
My hardware is older than 2016.
PS : if I installed the 'low latency' kernel, it should have a reason (I am
not a musician...) but nowadays I am not aware about it. Is there any more
protection regarding private life with a "low latency" kernel?
