No problems found. Tested with fst-1.7, wine-1.1.14

How is this list supposed to help if people don't give details about their setup? The results can be (usually are) totally different if you use dssi-vst, fst, or wine+vsthost etc. and the versions of all mentioned programs (especially wine) make a huge difference.

Comments saying "works ok"/"works fine" can also mean anything.

Something along the lines of the Wine AppDB would be what is needed.

Edit: I take back most of my evil words. Seems like I've read the list from the wrong end :)

Guitar amp simulator

Wine 1.1.21
Jack 1.116.2
32bit and 64bit Jaunty + 64Studio packages
Behringer USB snd card

Installs and runs perfectly. :)

If you give (buy) the Addictive Drums (not demo), you will have problems to load in Linux. To solve this, I find a solution:

- Install the Addictive Drums full package
- In .wine/Program Files/XLN Audio/ path, go to "Addictive Drums" path and copy "Sound Data" and "Factory Presets" paths in a temporary place.
- Copy "GUIData.xpak" and "Resources.xpak" to same place
- Copy .wine/Program Files/VST Plugins/Addictive Drums.dll to same place.
- Unistall Addictive Drums full package.

now... download the Demo in XLN Audio site.

- Install the Addictive Drums Demo
- In .wine/Program Files/XLN Audio/ path, go to "Addictive Drums Demo" and remove (or create a backup and remove) the "Sound Data" and "Factory Presets" directories and "GUI Data.xpak" and "Resources.xpak" and replace to files in temporary place that you was saved.
- Replace the "Addictive Drums.dll" file in "VST Plugins" directory too.
- Run Addictive Drums in DSSI-VST using "vsthost Addictive Drums.dll"

If dont load a preset on startup, you need load manualy. Just click in preset bar (top, left) and choose a preset. Thats it! The drum files will be opened.

In my Ubuntu 9.04 with DSSI-VST 0.8 (compiled by me).

No problems found. Tested with wine 1.1.12, fst 1.8

plugin will not load. Tested with fst-1.8, wine 1.1.4

Aspect is a vintage sounding delay effect. It is available as a Linux application, as well as native Linux VST. As a hosted VST, it works perfectly in the Linux versions of both Energy XT 2, and Renoise.

Manifold is a modulation and harmonizing effect. It is available as a Linux application, as well as native Linux VST. As a hosted VST, it works perfectly in the Linux versions of both Energy XT 2, and Renoise.

Aspect is a 32-note polyphonic semi-modular synthesizer. It is available as a Linux application, as well as native Linux VST. As a hosted VST, it works perfectly in the Linux versions of both Energy XT 2, and Renoise.

Native Linux VST available. No WINE required.