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Despite three decades of generally positive experiences across diverse hardware, persistent audio recording instability remains a significant friction point for professional creators on Linux. While basic playback is reliable, the OS still struggles with stuttering and dropout issues during high-fidelity recording tasks, occasionally forcing users to revert to macOS for specific workflows. This highlights that while Linux has matured for general use, specialized audio production environments continue to face unresolved driver or architecture challenges.

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I've used Linux for 30 years - 4 frustrations remain, including 2 that may push me to MacOS

ZDNetJune 9, 20265 min read

For decades, I've recommended the open-source OS to new and experienced computer users alike. But I'm not oblivious to its handful of faults.

Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. Linux has been my default OS for decades. Although it's been an amazing journey, it's not always perfect. Here are a few gripes I still have about the open-source OS. Since 1997, my experience with Linux has been nearly all positive. It's very rare for me to run into an issue, and when I do, it's usually easy to resolve. I've used Linux for desktops, laptops, tablets, phones, servers, and just about everything you can imagine. But that doesn't mean everything has been perfect. Linux has a few lingering issues.…

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