> All I want for Christmas is Logic on Linux.

Linux has a terrible audio subsystem. First you'd have to write CoreAudio for Linux, which would not be easy.

dadoum 4 minutes ago | parent | next [-]

I mean, I hope coreaudio isn't the bar to clear as in my experience it is a disaster, I've never seen audio work that bad on any Linux laptop I own.

bwindels 21 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

If you're referring to pulseaudio or alsa, more recently pipewire should have improved the situation a lot.

999900000999 a day ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Linux audio is great when it works. In my experience a good chunk of the time either Linux audio or Bluetooth is completely bonked out of the box

dyzone a day ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Bitwig works on linux. I just installed and ran it. Zero issues. Bitwig team has just 30 people.

boudin 20 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

What's terrible? It just work out of the box.

	▲	el_memorioso 13 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I use Ardour on Linux when I have to and what is terrible is that to get acceptable latency and jitter I have to use the sound system at the ALSA level. This kills sound for any other app I happen to be running. Pipewire introduces too much latency for recording good live performances and getting jackd to run properly with Ardour is something I haven't had success with yet, though to be fair I want to record music and not futz around with some baroque sound system. Half the time after quitting Ardour I have to restart pipewire/wireplumber et al to get sound working properly again. In contrast, on MacOS I plug in my USB sound interface, it appears in my DAW and I'm on my way. And yes, I am getting a Mac now.