Hello Jussi and Rafael, Thanks four your responses.
After reading > Also, you need to realise that most of the apps are coded in > gtk - so you will need to install a whole lot of libs. I decided to install the -desktop package too. It changed the desktop style, but the ubuntu-theme, as surprising as it was first, seems nice and comfortable now. (Reassigned some programs to the menu, so it is after all much better organized than the Kubuntu KDE was before). > And both kernels are installed in parallel. You can use > a GUI program like startup manager, which is vey intuitive and easy, to > choose a default kernel and to hide the menu list. I do this in my > laptop and only choose the lowlatency one when i will work with audio. Thanks for this hint! Regarding my third question, about USB-Devices, I think I found answers at Rosegarden's site, although the usage of an external mixer with USB D/A will be a challenge, as it looks at a first glance. Many thanks for the help Dirk -- Ubuntu-Studio-users mailing list [email protected] Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-studio-users
