AbletonLiveOnLinux

Bitwig has native Linux builds though? Should be very easy, last time I tried it, it was literally click-and-play basically. Ableton is another beast altogether, and I've also been trying to get it running for years at this point, no end in sight. Last time I tried, after being recommended https://github.com/BEEFY-JOE/AbletonLiveOnLinux (now sadly archived), I managed to get the actual UI to render and be interactive, but still couldn't get proper audio to work with my interface, only software rendered audio, so the quest continues...

Personally, the last holdover is Ableton. Last time this came up, bunch of people pointed me to https://github.com/BEEFY-JOE/AbletonLiveOnLinux which has since then been marked as archived, and I'm still unable to run Ableton 12 properly on Linux via WINE, even though I've probably spent too many man-hours on getting it to work... I'm still eagerly awaiting the day though, any day now surely.

https://github.com/BEEFY-JOE/AbletonLiveOnLinux https://hanez.org/document/ableton-live-linux-wine/ https://github.com/wineasio/wineasio The biggest thing with any Linux and Wine mix for DAWs is using JACK and WineASIO for low latency

> Problems Noted So Far - Menu bar is not visible in windowed mode, can be accessed wth ALT+F and arrow keys - Program needs to be fullscreen, non fullscreen window cannot be controlled/resized and mouse location data is innacurate - Multiple Windows are a struggle because the program is fullscreen - Sometimes the program becomes uncontrollable, even in fullscreen mode, the work around is press ctrl + , to open settings and then close settings, then the fullscreen program becomes controllable again - Max for live doesn't work or works inconsistently, your millage may vary -- source: https://github.com/BEEFY-JOE/AbletonLiveOnLinux Once you run the installer, and have a broken version of live running, you then have to install the Jack bridge to get audio working, after that you can install https://github.com/robbert-vdh/yabridge to try an