[00:00] For me it is the choice between getting really frustrated with windows (I have pulled windows out of laptops over frustration) and paying huge amouts of money for apple hardware [00:00] I'm also more in the "analog" realm, but I really like to put some good piano vsts to compose. [00:00] (and then paying huge amounts for plugings) [00:01] pianotech is available for linux and probably the best... or at least most realistic [00:02] sorry pianoteq [00:02] I feel you. But I got the XLN Keys for 0-10$ [00:03] Yes, but my hearts bleeding at every dualboot windows startup [00:05] The sad thing is that it's so easy to port plugins to linux, it's all about the f'ing cop protection. [00:06] copy protection could be done in linux too. I think it is more a thing about not wanting to support it [00:07] Linux does not have a one version for everyone as well as a small user base. [00:07] This is the reason devs tell me if I ask them [00:07] So linux may mean gnome xfce zde or fxwm [00:08] But yes, support is another thinf [00:08] It may mean x under or watland. [00:08] Harrison has managed just fine. [00:09] Yes, some dedicated plugin devs too, like u-he [00:09] I find it interesting that while many copanies use Linux as the OS inside their synths, mixing desks, audio interfaces, few offer Linux setup utilities. [00:10] Or overdone-dsp, but they currently don't seem to be in that good condition [00:11] Yes, I guess even Waves are using Linux in their process. [00:15] I'm not so much into this development thing, but I thought everything you need to support is to tell your customers is on which libraries (graphics and so on) your plugin relies. [00:18] The typical linux audio user wouldn't be so hard to handle in these basic "where to put my plugin file" questions. [00:35] A plugin should be self contained, compiled statically with almost all libs. [06:58] which kernal has trusty [06:58] for make a realtime kernel [06:58] from source [06:58] that is why creativity gets wasted [06:59] the disk is coding itself latent [06:59] when it adapts it adapts to suite the nullified environment [07:00] redoing the same junk over and over [07:00] like floating apps what is that windows 3.1 for android [07:01] uncle C constraints