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Hi 1.) what distro are you using? 2.) what wine version are you using? in terminal: wine --version 3.) did you recieve any error messages?

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"Audio interface comes with their own drivers and do no work without their own software." Even on Windows i managed to replace their own audio software, with the basiv asio4all v2 one. But my experince is sadly limited to just some hardwares.

​@@eiraelmyrn1246 Thanks for the video. I already saw it. I thought you made a dedicated video of Pipewire with Zorin. Still, I'll watch it again. Me too have used Asio4all on Windows on a none audio/video dedicated pc that have an external Audio interface. With a external Audio interface it is different. I have Roland Quad Capture and it has a software needed to be installed so Windows will be able to recognize it, and it is like that with all external Audio interface. They come with a software that contain the Asio driver within it and after installation it is possible also to effect different feature of the Audio interface. Pipewire looks awesome, and from what I understand, Pipewire both driver and a signal router. I wonder if they also recognize support different external Audio interfaces...

@@eiraelmyrn1246 @laylasmart I think you want to check whether your interface is USB Class Compliant so that it runs with generic drivers. I just got an UMC1820 which is class compliant and just works (after a bit of hustle to make it show its audio sinks).

I mean generally yes, it depends. But Linux is just generally faster. (Via Compiler, Driver, etc)

And more stable, with the newer versions.

Yeah Lutris is also a good way of dealing with Windows Apps like Clip Studio Paint etc... It is just not my preference compared to the others. But making Tutorials for Lutris and setting up 3. Party Apps is surely a good idea. 👍

@@eiraelmyrn1246 Hi Eriael. It is totally clear that the Terminal is the preferred method of pro Linux users, which is probably much better then us who are used to double click. Zorin is an excellent bridge for that because I have managed to run Cakewalk By Bandlab with all of it's internal VST in Lutris without any issues yet. If this will work with the other software I use. That's a fine solution that will help moving to Linux permanently. I wander if Lutris can also run third party Windows that are portable (no installation is needed). If that's possible, then It is bye bye Windows. It will be great if you'll make detailed tutorials that shows using Lutris on Zorin to install third party Windows software. That will be a game changer for many people. An installation video tutorial of the notation software Sibelius will be great, and the Windows version of Davinci Resolve.

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Hi If you want to start out with Linux and you have no experience with Linux in general, i would recommend to use ZORIN OS. It is made for former Windows user and is Ubuntu based. I have made already a tutorial for that. Apps of interest: .) Timeshift = system Backup Tool .) Bottles = a Windows Container to install Windows Apps into. .) Wine = Another Windows Container to install Yabridge into. .) Yabridge = a bridging programm between windows(.vst; .vst3; clap; etc) files into a Linux host. .) Pipewire = The Linux Audiodriver .) Qjackctl = the GUI for Pipwire. What is your hardware?

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The collective Repos seemed to have been updated. Now it no longer works. I sadly had to install each of them individually.

Ok that makes sense thank you

Basically yes, but for Video Production you can use native Kdenlive, blender Video Editor (if you are crazy), or run free Davinci Resolve through podman with distrobox a Cent OS Stream 9 container. Watch the YT Video "Install DaVinci Resolve on ANY Linux Distro" for the setup. For Photoediting you can use RawTherapee GNU Image Manipulator, Photopea, etc. There are many Linux native Programms that do an amazing job. Working through Wine is in my Opinion more a Last Resort Solution. My Tipp: Install Zorin 'OS, Fedora40, or if you are completely new: LinuxMint on a Virtual Machine. Check out their "App Stores". KDE Plasma beeing the best "Windowslike" Desktop Interface.

@@eiraelmyrn1246 i used da vinci....but for me filmora is better....is much more intuitive and simple...the only flaw is only if you need to sync multiple audio and video tracks......but i'll try also those softwares thanks

hi What Wine Version and what Distro are you using? Open the Terminal and type: "winetricks" -> "standard wineprefix" -> install Windows DLL Files. There you can install Internet Explorer, .NET Tool, etc. Installing singular Plugins is easier, while installing a VST Launcher is way more tricky. Other than that try installing it via Bottles. In the Episode #2, of this PLaylist i roughly explained Bottles and why it is better than regular Wine. I still am about to make a Video about Bottles.

Bottles via Flatpak

@@eiraelmyrn1246 I'm using Wine 9.0 and AV Linux, a Debian-based distro.

Hope they are helpful👍

Hi Thanks for commenting. 👍 The first Videos where meant to be a rough introduction and an oversimplification. In the future I surely will make the same steps for different Distros. How long and for what other purpose (Gaming, etc) are you using it? What is your personal experience?

@@eiraelmyrn1246 I just lately installed it and haven't did any none native Linux usage yet. The reason I want to move to Linux is because I had it with windows with their AI and Recall future update and I know that Zorin 17.1 suppose to work with windows 3rd party software thanks to it's wine and bottles natively installed. However, Linux is new to me, so I'm looking for knowledge how to make it work with windows software without making a mess. The goal use it for both a DAW and video editing windows native software, and also run some portable programs.

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This Playlist is about setting Endeavors (which is based on Archlinux) for Linux Beginners. If you do not have much experience with Linux, I would recommend watching the entire Playlist. Not because of the Distro itself, but me explaining some important tools, like timeshift (system backup tool, flatpak, bottles vs regular wine, gnome-disk-utility, etc.

Windows Programms via Wine run on all big Distros the same. That is not me saying to switch. Check out my previous tutorials and make your own opinion. 👍