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I’ll add my voice (again, perhaps?) to those asking for Linux support. I’ve had it with Windows. Version 10 was supported to be the last one ever, then along comes 11. Then they announce the end of support for 10. (sigh) Typical.

I’m tired of:

• having to mess with settings after every update,
• having no control over the colours used in the interface,
• spyware shoving ads at me for things I’d never be caught dead with,
• but mostly I’m tired of the corporate games.

So, it’s Linux or nothing… well, maybe FreeBSD if they ever get their act together on the desktop.

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BrandonDL wrote:

I have managed to use EZ Drummer with Reaper on Ubuntu Studio using Wine and yabridge. That is until I updated Ubuntu Studio. Now EZ Drummer crashes in both Reaper and Stand-alone mode. It would be great if this product worked natively with Linux.

• This post was modified 6 months, 1 week ago by BrandonDL.

Have you tried AV Linux? I’m about to embark on this road myself and I’m hoping Glen’s instructions/manual are enough to bring my entire collection of Toontrack stuff along. I’ve read (and seen video) about getting EZ Drummer 2 & 3 working with Linux, but I only have the original EZ Drummer, so I’m not placing any bets yet.

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virajjuniyal wrote:

I work in computer repair, and while most computer users are just casual web, social, email, etc., then you have work from home, games.  Casual, know nothing users are win or mac.  We DO get a little dual boot, and pure linux stuff.

I suspect that’s because most Linux users are more tech savvy and so they do their own repairs… unless it’s something big, then they talk themselves into a new computer. 🙂

[RiViT]

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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Why do I still get that pop-up every time I come on here telling me about the upgrade pricing? Sure, it says it’s discontinued, sure, but the fact that it keeps popping up implies that maybe, just maybe, exceptions will be made.

If that’s not the case, then how about we lose that pop-up.

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