Linux version and built-in audio driver

[landco-debug]

Hello. How difficult is it for you to make a version for Linux? As I understand it, unlike macOS, development here is much cheaper. For example, I use Linux because it has more features in terms of audio.

The second question is, how difficult is it to make a built-in (your own, by analogy with EAPO) audio driver? for Cavern to become a completely self-contained application

[VoidXH]

How difficult is it for you to make a version for Linux?

The Driver can easily be bulit to any platform, since it's based on Unity. However, there are a few platform-specific operations, that must be adapted, like path handling. Most likely, QuickEQ couldn't even export in the current state, because some paths are not platform-independent.

how difficult is it to make a built-in (your own, by analogy with EAPO) audio driver?

Harder than making Cavern itself. This is why QuickEQ uses EQ APO on PC and CamillaDSP on others.

[landco-debug]

Harder than making Cavern itself. This is why QuickEQ uses EQ APO on PC and CamillaDSP on others.

I'm using James DSP to import a сonvolver file. CamillaDSP is extremely inconvenient due to the difficulty in learning and the lack of a graphical interface.

Porting Cavern to Linux would have been much more convenient, there would have been no need to load Windows every time to make measurements and settings