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Hi. Thanks for your thoughts and I appreciate the conversation. I’m just a hobbiest so dabble generally with music production. As such my needs are likely different to pros. I’m actually a fan of Windows 11 and run that on my main desktop. This is a general purpose PC which I use for everything incl...

Thanks again and I appreciate your thoughts. Agreed the economics have to work for commercial plugins. I do remain optimistic especially with the recent news of Presonus releasing Studio One for Ubuntu. They must see a market on the platform so here’s hoping the trend continues.

Perhaps or perhaps not. These days plugins can be compiled for multiple platforms automatically via the development tooling. A good example is www.audiothing.net who have just updated their MiniBit synth with Linux support, which I have just purchased. It would be great if any of the Cherry Audio de...

Thanks again, and yes, I have used wine in the past to run Windows plugins on Linux, but that's not what this thread is asking for. The ask here is for native plugins which can just be installed and run to their full potential, and with simplicity, on Linux. Personally I do not want to rely on emula...

Hi Martin - thanks for the tip but I'm really only interested in native Linux plugins. I've made a choice to move to Linux to simplify my setup and reduce distractions, so adding any kind of Windows emulation layer will take me in the opposite direction. Plus Linux as a workstation OS for audio real...

Hi Cherry Audio devs It's been a couple of years since this original post and so I wanted to ask again (please, pretty please!) if Linux versions (CLAP or VST) could be created for all of your products? I own most of them but am trying to move over from Windows to Debian and would love to take these...