I like Linux. It's a good OS. I've used it since 0.98-pre-1. Still use it today for a good number of tasks.
While it's fine for some things, there's currently zero support for the DAW's and hundreds of dollars in audio plugins that I use. For my use case, it's a non-starter.
OSX is superb for a lot of things too, but I'd rather give Redmond my money than every have to deal with Apple's Audio/MIDI control panel again. Not to mention a lot of the plugins I use don't have Audio Units.
So, for now, Windows 7 on my one and only workstation it is.
I like Linux. It's a good OS. I've used it since 0.98-pre-1. Still use it today for a good number of tasks.
While it's fine for some things, there's currently zero support for the DAW's and hundreds of dollars in audio plugins that I use. For my use case, it's a non-starter.
OSX is superb for a lot of things too, but I'd rather give Redmond my money than every have to deal with Apple's Audio/MIDI control panel again. Not to mention a lot of the plugins I use don't have Audio Units.
So, for now, Windows 7 on my one and only workstation it is.
I've used Linux for 12 years..I can't imagine how they would get W10 on my Linux boxes,but they are welcome to try.