XT Software energyXT v2.7 Incl Keygen (WiN OSX LiNUX)

funtime, you are not alone...

Thank you *so much* for the Linux version, funtime! And big thank you UNION, of course!

Jorgen is showing us the way to go... truly multiplatform , not just OSX and Shitdows. :) This is going to be my first DAW installed in Linux! I use Linux Debian LXDE and it's the best distribution of Linux I've tried so far. Works and looks soooo smooth. I'm in heaven after using Windows for more than 20 years! [since Windows 3.11 and DOS] :) Such a good and IMO absolutely necessary change and the timing couldn't be better with Micro$oft looking so absolutely stupid and making so much crap lately... I'll make a huge celebration when they go down all the way.

Cheers!

Only 32-bit DAW ? x64 seems don't published yet, really a strange politic. Still waiting for x64 Windows release... I'm sad.

There is no perfect OS. Each of them has its ups and its downs. Windows has tons of good software (but could be better-looking), MacOSX is good-looking and smooth (but could have much more software) and Linux is veeery stable (but the big softwares for serious music/audio/video production are not there). Currently, in 2014, sticking to ONLY one operating system is not being clever. It's like ONLY eating eggs or ONLY wanting to know, say, canadian girls. The world has become many worlds in one. There are many horizons to discover. After all, the history of mankind is the history of exploration, else we would all still be monkeys jumping from tree to tree.

Windows + MacOSX + Linux... Either virtualized (VMs), multibooting or on different machines. It's like "Food? let me try all of it!" or "Girls? Brig 'em ALL!"

YES, This is the way to go!!! energyXT? Definitely, I'll give it a go...

AudioThanXXX!!!

still can't see the multi-core CPU support in the feature list

Big thanks for the share.

Great, thank you. Gotta try that one. Funny that the linux version is 10 times smaller than osx :D

Jorgen is a bit conservative programmer, so yes - no multi-core support nor 64-bit, unfortunately. That's one really huge drawback of EXT. V1.4 that I run in XP actually has some kind of multi-core support at least. It's not easy to write a program to be multi-threaded. That's what discerns boys from real programmers. :)

But anyway, it's a great program. Many DAWs could learn from it's workflow a lot IMO. Modular looks, virtual cables, piano roll like in Cubase... it's got the best elements of many DAWs. If only it's been programmed by a better programmer it would be fantastic, I'm sure.

Btw. I don't intend to do audio in Linux, at least not yet. I do want to experiment with it a bit, though, but I'm keeping the shitty XP just for audio until it rots. :) We are forced to use this or that OS for different applications by shitty corporations. Once Linux becomes more popular we will not have to worry about anything proprietary and there will be so much less problems with computers on the software level in general. Linux and Unix in general are the only real OSes in existence and I tell you - IT WILL PREVAIL sooner or later. Mark my words, guys.

In capitalism companies are born and they can easily die, too. Open Source/GNU will never die. Every each and one of these proprietary OSes and softwares will die out sooner or later and when you buy something like Windows it's the same as if you wiped your arse with that money. These OSes you use are stolen from Open Source mostly anyway. Like OSX [FreeBSD with Apple "desktop environment"] or stolen like XP [MS stole so much shit from open source and other small companies they ruined it would take too long to count them all]. They steal and then sell to people. Keep supporting these companies. It tells a lot about what kind of people you are. If you're forced to use it, then at least use it with disgust,

If I told you that I support Ku-Klux-Klan, what would you think of me? ;) That I'm a racist scum. And you would be absolutely right. What you support makes you who you are and I support and stand for open sourced OS in which we can know what's going on inside of it - no NSA spying, freedom of software and its code, freedom of the Internet, people's rights and freedom of speech! It's all connected and the OS you use on your computer is a big part of it all! Especially if you paid for it. If you pirated it then... Stealing from crooks is not stealing at all!

Cheers!