did you check whether surge, dexed or any other native vst3 plugins for that matter, actually saved and reloaded their state exactly before and after the so called broken commit ?
have you really checked if they actually sound as intended upon save and reload? and I'm talking about native GNU/Linux-VST3, not any of those wine-bridged stuff out there; and you're right in judging my stance about them, I don't care much about that sh*t; sorry again.
so please, do us a favor and focus on free/open-source VST3 plugins and only; and more importantly, grab the latest versions of both (the plugins and qtractor) always or forget about it.
cheers
ps. those commits are not going to be reverted anytime, the only way now is forward!
did you check whether surge, dexed or any other native vst3 plugins for that matter, actually saved and reloaded their state exactly before and after the so called broken commit ?
have you really checked if they actually sound as intended upon save and reload? and I'm talking about native GNU/Linux-VST3, not any of those wine-bridged stuff out there; and you're right in judging my stance about them, I don't care much about that sh*t; sorry again.
so please, do us a favor and focus on free/open-source VST3 plugins and only; and more importantly, grab the latest versions of both (the plugins and qtractor) always or forget about it.
cheers
ps. those commits are not going to be reverted anytime, the only way now is forward!