Glad you made it through and are safe and sound :)
As you can read in the README.VST file, VST 3.0 is not and won't be supported any time soon. Native VST plugin support relies on the good will of some VST plugin developers who dare to give away their code in a open-source license and let that same code be ported to some Linux/X11 GUI toolkit. Fact is, the numbers are few. All of those currently existing are ports of VST 2.3/4 code. None of VST 3.0 implementations has been seen to date and I don't even know if any will ever come this way. It is already hard to let VST plugin developers willing to open up the code, let alone doing the GUI port (which is hard as well). After all, for plenty of them, is their bread and butter.
Glad you made it through and are safe and sound :)
As you can read in the README.VST file, VST 3.0 is not and won't be supported any time soon. Native VST plugin support relies on the good will of some VST plugin developers who dare to give away their code in a open-source license and let that same code be ported to some Linux/X11 GUI toolkit. Fact is, the numbers are few. All of those currently existing are ports of VST 2.3/4 code. None of VST 3.0 implementations has been seen to date and I don't even know if any will ever come this way. It is already hard to let VST plugin developers willing to open up the code, let alone doing the GUI port (which is hard as well). After all, for plenty of them, is their bread and butter.
Thanks for asking, anyway
Cheers