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Ubuntu Studio 22.04 Lts review
Ubuntu Studio is a multimedia creator offshoot of the popular Linux Ubuntu Operating system:
Is it for you?
Ubuntu Studio is a Linux-based OS focused on content creation that occasionally overcomplicates
the things we take for granted in other operating systems.
FOR Quick start-up
Lightweight OS Libre Office
Straight-forward layout Lots of creators tools
A developers dream
AGAINST Installation could be confusing for some.
Some of the software included underperforms Having to learn code is not for everyone.
Too many software options
For many years, Ubuntu Linux OS has been a lifesaver, bringing many older computers I
have owned, inherited, and found, back to life.
Since its release back in 2004, it has become one of the most powerful and popular Linux
OS in history.
First off, it’s impossible not to love something that does everything the expensive big boys
do but does them for free.
Ubuntu Studio is similar to regular Ubuntu, but comes with a suite of software geared
toward creatives and the productivity standards included in regular Ubuntu builds such as
LibreOffice.
Most of the software suite you find on Ubuntu Studio is Linux-based and available to download
for free.
And you can also find a free version for Mac and PC if you’re interested in trying them
out on your computer.
Bottom line Linux operating systems and open-source software
suites extend the lifespan of our gadgets.
Best of all, you can not only use it on a Ubuntu system, but you can also find versions
of them that will work within macOS and Windows 11.
Why is this important?
Because again, we all can’t afford to buy a new laptop at a moment's notice or find
room in our budgets for Adobe Creative Suite, Capture One, Office 365 and so on.
However, we still have to find a way to get our work done, getting documents, photos,
videos, audio projects, or graphics created.
Ubuntu grants users the opportunity to do all of those things for free if they have
an older device that may be struggling with the latest versions of macOS and Windows 11.
You can breathe new life into your old computers and keep working until you can purchase a
new machine, and that’s a beautiful thing.
Be warned though; things can get buggy occasionally, and you could find yourself learning some
coding to fix minor issues you may experience.
All in all, Ubuntu Studio is a winner, but over time, you will find its limitations frustrating.
However, if you’re up to the task and open to learning some code, it could become a lot
of fun and allow you to save up for the system you really want.
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