Yep, it's just copying the .so alright, most of them at least, into pre-configured directories:
- native Linux VST plug-ins (.so) should be searched under the directories given on the View/Options.../Display/Plugin Paths dialog (defaults to /usr/local/lib/vst and /usr/lib/vst, which you have to create yourself as aren't by distro default, or in VST_PATH environment variable. However the latter option is well deserved to:
- foreign Windows VST plug-ins (.dll), as wrapped by DSSI-VST through WINE, are found by proxy in the directories given by the VST_PATH environment variable only.
Yep, it's just copying the .so alright, most of them at least, into pre-configured directories:
- native Linux VST plug-ins (.so) should be searched under the directories given on the View/Options.../Display/Plugin Paths dialog (defaults to
/usr/local/lib/vstand/usr/lib/vst, which you have to create yourself as aren't by distro default, or inVST_PATHenvironment variable. However the latter option is well deserved to:- foreign Windows VST plug-ins (.dll), as wrapped by DSSI-VST through WINE, are found by proxy in the directories given by the
VST_PATHenvironment variable only.Cheers