Musicproduction on Linux: #0 || Basic Introduction, Wine, Yabridge; Pipewire, etc.

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Thanks for watching!
From talking about Musicbands, Genres, or simply interesting facts about certain groups, to upload my own music tracks...
I do not to limit myself to just that, but this will be my primary focus of content.

[@raidmarji]

I know nothing about linux, so I'm really sorry for my questions.
What Linux OS? I'm trying to use linux to make a tablet for live music play, So I will use Reaper ONLY as VST host (No recording, no editing). I want to install kontakt + Delay VST + Reverb VST ONLY. The tablet will be offline (No internet, no other software) so I do not want anything, just a clean machine with reaper and 3 VSTs.
I do not wnat to use any external sound cards, I will use the built in Realtik.
What is the best setup in my case?

[@eiraelmyrn1246]

Hi
If you want to start out with Linux and you have no experience with Linux in general, i would recommend to use ZORIN OS.
It is made for former Windows user and is Ubuntu based. I have made already a tutorial for that.
Apps of interest:
.) Timeshift = system Backup Tool
.) Bottles = a Windows Container to install Windows Apps into.
.) Wine = Another Windows Container to install Yabridge into.
.) Yabridge = a bridging programm between windows(.vst; .vst3; clap; etc) files into a Linux host.
.) Pipewire = The Linux Audiodriver
.) Qjackctl = the GUI for Pipwire.
What is your hardware?