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Originally Posted by stoman
You can still download the source code for free and compile it yourself. Which I did. However, if ever Linux catches up enough to be a valid system for DAWs (i.e. with all the necessary tools available), I MIGHT consider using it for music production (not for mixing), and THEN I would certainly pay the fee.
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I'm probably not about to start compiling stuff. I don't understand enough about it and I currently don't have the patience.
Linux is a valid system for DAW use. It is a bit slim on plugins at this point and also on audio card support but also it's a lot better than even a few years ago in those regards. If there's some particular thing in terms of software or hardware support that it doesn't currently have, which you want, I understand. But to say Linux is not a valid system for a DAW is a bit extreme. I'm guessing you want something like Kontakt to be available as a native Linux option?