<![CDATA[Izzy on modern Linux??]]>Hello dear community,

Does anybody have experience running Isadora on a modern Linux distro? I’ve read some old posts here about successfully running it via Wine, and I’d like to know if there’s any advice you could give me or anything I should consider before attempting it myself.

I currently run macOS, but I have an upcoming project that will use multiple computers, and I would love to avoid using Windows on them. 

Thanks in advance. 

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I’ve seen Linux growing a lot in recent years, and I’ve already migrated a large part of my workflow there for other things.

My main workload is still happening on macOS, but for installations and other projects, I use Linux a lot.

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Windows is tested, so even if you can run it via Wine, you are likely to run into unknown issues, while Windows is tested along side Mac OS during development.

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