@flosillermastering@mastodon.social
Post #3511820
2026-06-30 09:32 UTC
@xenogon@sunny.garden @ercanbrack@mastodon.online good post! Very valid points IMO👍
I'm certain I couldn't have made it this far in 2019 as well, although the answers I got from FF, Threebody and DMG, etc. are still demotivating..
OTOH it's been reassuring to see more companies adopting Linux in the past year.
I was kinda hoping JUCE would make it easy for devs to provide cross-platform support without much additional work. But I'm also not a dev, so who knows how cumbersome it still seems to potential providers.
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@xenogon@sunny.garden 2026-06-30 17:21
@flosillermastering@mastodon.social @ercanbrack@mastodon.online I wrote a midi app in juce years ago. It makes it very easy to support mac and linux though for what i was doing there would have been extra steps for win as well, but this was a while back. however the problem for existing developers is that they are not using juce and may not even be using C++ at all - so porting an existing codebase is a much much bigger job. But yes for anyone writing new plugins now then juce should make it easy. though maybe people are using rust these days? I don't know.