Question

Is there any chance that Presonus makes waves in the industry by supporting Linux natively in 2019? I for one am migrating over from Windows and would love to take Studio ONE with me. I think if Presonus followed BlackMagic's example they would lock up the market before the tides change. Heed my words: CREATIVES WANT TO LEAVE WINDOWS. The groundswell behind this sentiment is REAL.

Answer 1

> CREATIVES WANT TO LEAVE WINDOWS.
TOTALLY AGREE.

With linux automation capabilities and agility any creative tool would be 1000% efficient comparing to the Windows.

Answer 2

i vote for this too. darn good daw, love s1, simple, intuitive, and above all, it works like a charm. i also am switching to linux (chose fedora, just installed it today), s1 is and will be my first choice.

thx for support,

simon

s love nia

Answer 3

PreSonus AudioBox USB96  works like a charm on openSUSE 12.1

1. don't install any presonus software
2. plug it in
3. can now select it as input/output in lots of authoring software:
   • Audacity
   • Kdenlive
   • ScreenRecorder

Answer 4

If Studio One 4.6 worked native on Linux with all the Presonus plug-ins, I could probably work exclusively with Studio One. I might keep a Win or Mac laptop to run some other VSTs. It would be an absolute dream to work in Linux with Studio One as main DAW. @Presonus - please take the lead!  :)