Now that you say that, yes I'm sorry already saw that ... Sorry. But my experience with wine has never been sucessfull ...guillaume_pille":286h0b07 said:Well, once a year I get that request
Didn't know that as you already program for Osxguillaume_pille":286h0b07 said:Porting the Remote to Linux is a huge work
though this was not a so huge task ...
guillaume_pille":11nxm1jd said:though this was not a so huge task ...
The distance between a standard Linux distribution and OSX is H U G E. ^^
I should have a dedicated team on that, and even if the geek inside me would love to announce a Linux version, I know it's better if we give new toys to the people using Windows and Mac OSX, which is already a lot of work. And I can't imagine giving support for all the Linux distributions as a new one is born every day. ^^
Or I should have a team of geek interns on Linux. ^^
guillaume_pille":j9hmhscz said:If you don't mind tenSe we will stick to English here .
Well, its not only about compiling a Linux version, but maintaining it and offering a new one every time we release an update. That is some serious work.
guillaume_pille":1pzj3n8l said:Remote uses some information from the computer to identify you. In that regard, Windows and Linux do not work the same, but we have in mind to change that in future versions.
Well, I bought a D20 today, so let's find out in the somewhere in the near futureguillaume_pille":2lee3264 said:MrHaroldA I have no idea if the latest remote with D20 works on Linux with Wine, virtual Box will work though but I know it's a bit of a pain.
guillaume_pille":38lzx8ja said:Great, keep us posted!
the D20 registers as HID device
I guess I have to program my D20 using midi? Does it support loading IR's through SysEX?
guillaume_pille":3o7l2otq said:I guess I have to program my D20 using midi? Does it support loading IR's through SysEX?
Well loading an IR through sysex would probably take an hour, so no the function is not available. MIDI control of every parameter, yes.
guillaume_pille":2juaa9kl said:And I can't imagine giving support for all the Linux distributions as a new one is born every day. ^^
guillaume_pille":2juaa9kl said:so far I don't see any market for this. I may be wrong, but I don't think so.
There are companies that make sure their Windows binary runs on Wine. Cockos REAPER, for example, but they have released a native Linux version as well.lockingtuner":2no4q3nx said:guillaume_pille":2no4q3nx said:And I can't imagine giving support for all the Linux distributions as a new one is born every day. ^^
Not even the video game publishers with Linux support for their games attempt that. Generally, a company picks its flavor, usually Ubuntu or Debian, then the users and distributions based on those adapt to your product
MrHaroldA":cp2nt8lv said:There are companies that make sure their Windows binary runs on Wine. Cockos REAPER, for example, but they have released a native Linux version as well.lockingtuner":cp2nt8lv said:guillaume_pille":cp2nt8lv said:And I can't imagine giving support for all the Linux distributions as a new one is born every day. ^^
Not even the video game publishers with Linux support for their games attempt that. Generally, a company picks its flavor, usually Ubuntu or Debian, then the users and distributions based on those adapt to your product
Linux runs on more than half of all devices worldwide, from your router to most web servers, from your phone (Android) to the desktop. The desktop is the only market Linux hasn't conquered yet, but at a stable 2% it is already a big player.
Games have been ported to Linux as well, I read that Valve/Steam made about 6500 games available on Linux.
Let's hope Two Notes can get Wine support done; that way they can serve all major desktops with the least amount of effort.