Topic: Linux support for Toontrack products

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Replied October 22, 2024 at 13:14 #3303979

RiViT
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I second this sentiment. I’m facing the end of Windows 10 support next year and I’m switching to Linux. I’d love to take my Toontrack products with me rather than switch to another brand.

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Replied October 22, 2024 at 14:50 #3303996

geraldtuckermusic
Participant

I agree 100%!! As joabogers aptly stated, my DAW, Reaper, runs perfectly natively on Linux. Running the ToonTrack products via Wine is sometimes hit or miss. I’ve purchased every ToonTrack product except Superior Drummer, plus multiple expansion and MIDI packs, so I am a loyal customer. Just please help us Linux OS users by offering the products for Linux. I refuse to depend on Windows for my music production!! Who would?!

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Replied October 22, 2024 at 21:34 #3304164

AncientDreamland
Participant

I’m getting 60 and I started a new journey without being an IT professional.
Linux.

I’m fed up with Microsofts politics and their OS gets worse and worse.
No Win11 for me. No more Win10 from Oct 14th 25 on.
I got SD3 up and running on Mint Wilma and besides the drag and drop function it’s working with Reaper.
(Native Access is much more evil – still trying to install the libraries !)

Anyway… there will be more and more people in the future using Linux.
The Linux community grew from 3% to 4% within the last year.
Well thats not much, but the growth rate is significant and should be noticed by the big players in the business like Toontrack.
Unsupported customers are lost customers sooner or later.I love the quality of Toontrack products, but in the end there are others on the market that do support Linux.
So maybe one day…

All the best.

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Replied 4 days, 12 hours ago #3314389

joabogers
Participant

I have to say I find it quite disappointing to get no customer service reply after close to a month. Why have a forum called Requests & Feedback if there’s no feedback?

Replied 3 days ago #3315096

John
Moderator

Hi,

Toontrack (almost) never reply to Request posts but always read them. The more users requesting something, the more likely it gets into the schedule of things but unless it is something already communicated scheduled for release, you will not get a reply.

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor
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Linux support for Toontrack products

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