Select multiple distros if you use VCV Rack on multiple Linux computers or partitions.
Plugin developers: Only select distros that you regularly use VCV Rack on.
Do not select distros that you only use to test your plugins.
The results of this poll are used to make decisions regarding minimum glibc/libstdc++ versions, distro repo packages, documentation, support, and testing.
Ubuntu 21.10
Ubuntu 21.04
Ubuntu 20.04
Ubuntu 19.10
Ubuntu 18.04
Ubuntu 16.04
Ubuntu Studio 20.04
Ubuntu Studio 19.10
Ubuntu Studio 19.04
Ubuntu Studio 18.10
Ubuntu Studio 17.10
Debian 10
Debian 9
Debian 8
Fedora 32
Fedora 31
elementary OS 5.1
Arch Linux
Void Linux
Other (Please comment all distros with versions you use below)
These days I’m using Ubuntu 18.04 but I had been using VCV Rack on Fedora 23 before moving to Ubuntu. In both cases I’ve used an audio-optimization overlay, i.e. Ubuntu Studio with Ubuntu 18.04 and the Planet CCRMA packages with Fedora.
ubuntu studio 20.04
i also have windows10 on the same machine (laptop, oldish i5 with 8 gb ram) and vcv works far better on linux. i mean i can do more on linux: make a bigger patch, more consuming one, etc.
RHEL 7, on a machine I have no control over choosing distro ;-(
The existing automatic builds only work because they A) use compatible system libraries and B) I wrap Rack in a script that sets LD_LIBRARY_PATH to point to a directory with newer libstdc++ shared libraries.
In short, I’m the worst case for distributing a universal Linux version of Rack, but whatever you’ve set up on your end with the Rack library is working, so I’d be comfortable with you saying you can say Red Hat 7/Centos7 are unsupported.