Linux Mint 20.2: Install and remove a lowlatency kernel
For my first music production steps on Linux I wanted to switch to a low-latency kernel and back again. It wasn't that easy, but here I'll show you how.
For my first music production steps on Linux I wanted to switch to a low-latency kernel and back again. It wasn't that easy, but here I'll show you how.
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