hmmmmmmm are there any good fl studio or ableton style programs for linux? (i of course will regret asking myself this question as is the way of the nerd)

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hmmmmmmm are there any good fl studio or ableton style programs for linux? (i of course will regret asking myself this question as is the way of the nerd)
I tried to use LMMS awhile back when I didn't want to try to Acquire FL Studio. But I didn't learn too much about it to see what it could do, beyond piano roll stuff. It's on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
i used LMMS for a while and it is both good and bad:
the good:
the bad:
ultimately: do i recommend it if you have other options? maybe not--a paid DAW is probably a nicer experience. however, for a fully free DAW I did enjoy making music in it and have successfully made 5 albums in it.