whhaaaaaa

[shibacomputer@post.lurk.org]

@oleksiy better than the alternative imo!

[oleksiy@sonomu.club]

@shibacomputer for sure! sorry, I didn't mean to diminish your work or anything, this project looks great, I'll give it a try for sure. It's just that the first thought after seeing ableton and linux together is wow, how is this possible?

[shibacomputer@post.lurk.org]

@oleksiy it's possible with a lot of tears 🥲

[oleksiy@sonomu.club]

@shibacomputer thank you for your service

[lislegaard@sonomu.club]

@oleksiy @shibacomputer

great project! someone should leak the push 3 software next so we can get native linux ableton, hoho.

[oleksiy@sonomu.club]

@lislegaard @shibacomputer yeah, that was also my thought when I heard that push 3 has linux inside

[shibacomputer@post.lurk.org]

@lislegaard @oleksiy it's already been leaked, there's an aborted effort to get the push 3 binary working elsewhere. I personally think Valve' Proton work shows that well designed Wine implementations can even outperform native builds.

[lislegaard@sonomu.club]

@shibacomputer @oleksiy

Very good point with proton. Anyway it is cool to be able to run it on Linux . I will give it a test on my Thinkcentre.

[lislegaard@sonomu.club]

@shibacomputer @oleksiy

Seems to be running without problems on Thinkcentre running Pop!_os!

[mosgaard@uddannelse.social]

@lislegaard @shibacomputer @oleksiy awesome!

This is really impressive!