Linux Mint is a 32 and 64-bit Linux distribution for desktop computers, based on either Ubuntu or Debian. It is probably the best choice for Laptop or PC due to elegant interface and out-of-the-box support for multimedia.
If you have setup QEMU VGA passthrough and want to take back PCI-E video card for use with host operating system, here is the guide how to do that.
To mess around with Android-powered devices you will need Android SDK tools: Android Debug Bridge (or ADB) and Fastboot. Here's how to install them on Linux Mint.
Short guide how to start recording through S/PDIF line in digital input using Sandberg USB Sound Box 7.1 on Linux Mint.
Audio line-in is disabled in Linux Mint by default, here is quick solution to unmute this socket.
Quick walkthrough to add more instruments to predefined ZynAddSubFX software synthesizer banks.
Setting up Sandberg USB Sound Box 7.1 on Linux Mint. Procedure should be similar to any surround sound card installation on Linux using PulseAudio.
