Ubuntu Studio is a operative system, and an official flavor of Ubuntu. Ubuntu Studio is the most widely used multimedia orientated GNU/Linux distribution in the world. It comes preinstalled with a selection of the most common free multimedia applications available, and is configured for best performance for the Ubuntu Studio defined workflows: Audio, Graphics, Video, Photography and Publishing. pre-installed. With low latency kernel and pipewire on pulseaudio.

Do you create content? Audio? Video? Images? If that's what you spend your time doing, there's a Linux distribution specifically designed for you. That distribution is another official "flavor" of Ubuntu, called Ubuntu Studio, and with it, you'll find nearly everything you need to work on your creative endeavors.

Check out this list of applications you'll find pre-installed with Ubuntu Studio:

• Aeolus - organ emulator
• Agordejo - music production session manager
• Ardour6 - Digital Audio Workstation
• AT1 - JACK autotuner
• Audacity - Sound editor
• DGEdit - DrumGizmo drum kit editor
• FluidSynth DSSI - SoundFont-playing software synthesizer
• Guitarix - Mono amplifier
• Hydrogen - Drum machine
• JACK Keyboard - Virtual keyboard for JACK MIDI
• Blender - 3D modeler
• Darktable - Virtual Light table and darkroom
• digiKam - Photo management
• Entangle - Tethered camera control and capture
• Inskape - Vector graphics editor
• GIMP - Image editor
• Kdenlive - Video editor
• OBS Studio - Streaming/recording software
• QWinFF - Media converter

The list goes on and on. In fact, you'll find more media content-creation software in Ubuntu Studio than you will on any operating system. As someone who has spent years creating content, I find Ubuntu Studio to be a boon. 

Ubuntu Studio uses the KDE Plasma desktop but opts to go with a single, top-bar panel and a decidedly dark theme. This take on KDE Plasma makes interacting with the desktop as simple as it gets.

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