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Yikes, I don't like that at all. These days I only use windows for games, otherwise I'm mostly mac or linux. I guess I should learn how to develop unity games
by stuckinhell 5y ago
Yikes, I don't like that at all.
These days I only use windows for games, otherwise I'm mostly mac or linux.
I guess I should learn how to develop unity games on linux sooner rather than later.
- 13415 5y agoGaming is not so bad on Linux but I wish I'd never bought any pro audio plugins for my home recordings. It's going to be a colossal waste of money and unfinished recording projects when I decide to get rid of Windows for good.
- bepzi 5y agoIf your plugins are VST2/VST3, then I can wholeheartedly recommend yabridge as a tool for using Windows plugins on Linux.
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- deorder 5y agoYou can always try something like this: https://github.com/robbert-vdh/yabridge https://github.com/robbert-vdh/yabridge It may not work for VST plugins with certain DRMs though. Update: I see that bepzi was 1 hour ahead of me. I did not see it when I refreshed the page, only after I replied.
- Melatonic 5y agoAt this point a lot of the times microsoft will just keep updating the OS anyways even if you never activate it - I guess it is not worth the potential blowback to leave machines unpatched? There will be a small watermark in the corner and they do lock you out of some settings