Linux is perfect for all except for music. I've been unable to get my vsts work decently and did not find any music notation software with reasonable features. So I keep always a computer for music purpouses without linux.
For the rest, I've been in linux for years (the times of ubuntu 6) and it's the best decision I made. Lots of learning but also lots of freedom to get things working as I want
That's unfortunately true afaik..
I really wish Ableton had a Linux version..
Isn't there a good paid DAW for Linux though?
I think reaper is working, and it's not so expensive (I'm not using it right now). But a DAW without vsts is nothing (for me that work basically woth midi). There are some good soft for basics, but things like kontakt, play from east west... no. Maybe you can set up all the things via wine, but as I remember the performance is very poor (if possible).
