I used it in Linux, but that's because it detected 2-in/4-out audio interface as just three stereo pairs and I needed to split those inputs off to mono. It was

I used it in Linux, but that's because it detected 2-in/4-out audio interface as just three stereo pairs and I needed to split those inputs off to mono. It was a lot of CLI fuckery, not a pleasant experience... and of course pulseaudio can't just remember it, need to be re-applied after every USB reconnect. Can be done with UDEV but not exactly something random user would know how to do.