The "But Sometimes!" rule

"I can't use Linux because I play this one game for a few minutes every six years and it might not work on Linux."

-Copium addict

~~Musicians are valid though.~~

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From what I've used, FL studio works via wine, when it wants too.
- To*
  
  Also, you can have a Linux machine and a Windows 7 machine for FL Studio, like I do.
  
  is there no good alternative for FL studio?
Ironically, as a Linux user, I have a special Windows VM setup that borrows a GPU from my host and so can run games just fine, but with regards to anticheat-protected games (a major reason it exists in the first place), it sees far more use testing games for other people than playing games I actually like. Most of which don't work, incidentally, as anticheat that blocks Proton tends to also be pretty bad about VMs as well.

~~Whether this changes with the revelation that Destiny 2 knows when it's being run in a VM and does not give a shit, we'll see.~~
Omg, I get it!

I'll switch when I upgrade my ancient quad core, motherboard, and RAM. I've just had other priorities.
I did miss Ableton on windows but now I just use a MacBook for that
- Ableton works on Linux through Wine. Not sure about other plugins/live setups though
  
  Yeah I mostly miss how simply it worked with all sorts of plugins and stuff so Mac is just simpler for me currently
- Bitwig is a wonderful linux native replacement
im sacrificing Roblox for mint

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