In linux, can you run Windows vst's Installers (like LABS, Komplete Start, etc)?
In case you can run the installers (through Wine or some other tool), how is it done?
Thank you very much and I hope this question can be answered
Vst's Windows Installers On Linux (Ubuntu Studio Focal Fossa)
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Re: Vst's Windows Installers On Linux (Ubuntu Studio Focal Fossa)
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Re: Vst's Windows Installers On Linux (Ubuntu Studio Focal Fossa)
Many Native Instruments products download as .iso files. But in most linux, the installer will report it failed to download,jerefernand3z wrote: ↑Wed Aug 19, 2020 9:38 pm In linux, can you run Windows vst's Installers (like LABS, Komplete Start, etc)?
In case you can run the installers (through Wine or some other tool), how is it done?
Thank you very much and I hope this question can be answered
but in actuality, the .iso file exists in
.wine/drive_c/users/your-username/Downloads. Copy it somewhere safe
Next you need to mount the .iso file like this:
mkdir /home/y-o-u/iso-files (Or call the destination iso-files folder whatever you like)
mount -t udf /home/y-o-u/.wine/drive_c/Users/y-o-u/Downloads/name-of.iso -o unhide /home/y-o-u/iso-files
(This step mounts the original downloaded .iso file where it first arrived in your computer,
but it can be placed where you prefer.)
cd /home/y-o-u/iso-files
(in this mounted location, you will see the contents of the .iso, installers, readme's etc
wine name-of-installer.exe
If that is successful, run Native Access, and use it's 'add serial number' option.
You will probably need to restart Native Access for it to
display the registered plugin on the 'Installed' panel.
I also back up the installers, as well as the iso's, for good luck.
NI are the only dev I've seen using .iso files for music software. Some newer NI products,
as well as Kontakt, are not part of that group, and will install without the unusual steps.
Not sure about Komplete Start.
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