I’ve not tried getting Ableton working on Linux, but I’ve done a bit of audio production in Debian & Arch in the past. It’s gotten much better over the years, but it’s often not plug-and-play. Some suggestions from someone haunted by JACK and ALSA:

• Wine is a rabbit hole. If you’re fine with hacky DIY stuff (and, hey, it’s fun), go for it. However, your results will vary wildly depending on your hardware, software version, etc. In many cases you’ll have to be content with being several versions behind. In any case, it’s usually a frustrating experience.
• Reaper is a solid DAW and now offers a Linux build. Highly recommended. Full-featured indefinite trial, but the license is only $60.
• Ubuntu Studio is designed for audio/video production, and has audio drivers wired up. Great place to start, too.

If you’re stuck on Ableton, you might find some info on getting it to run properly through Wine via the forums on Lutris or PlayOnLinux.

“I’m having one of those things, you know, a headache with pictures”

“An idea?”

Fry grunts excitedly

I love that bit lol

“Space… it seems to go on and on forever… but then you get to the end and a gorilla starts throwing barrels at you.”

These balls are making me testy!

Terribly curious to hear the details. “Some hackers did something with some data and crippled a large car company” is about all I got out of that article.

I got $1 says they gained access by whaling one of the execs.

Glad to see I wasn’t out-of-the-loop. That’s what I figured, but the little callout in the wiki had me questioning.

Thanks for the sanity check

A new physical, flammable headquarters, you say?

That was pretty standard for a while in web design - traditional “desktop” sites need a radically different layout when viewed from a smartphone, so from the dev side you’d check the size of the screen & redirect the user to the right subdomain for their device.

Nowadays it’s not really necessary.

This tells me LibreOffice has become a threat to Microsoft, and I’m here for it.

If anyone else is curious what it’s like, LibreOffice’s site is here. Highly recommend.