A Host For Native Linux VST Plugins ?
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| To a degree, VST support under Linux already exists. The FST and
| DSSI projects provide utilities to open and run Windows-specific
| VST plugins. Those projects do work, but they are dependent on WINE.
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http://www.linuxjournal.com/node/1000192
SeaMonkey 1.1 offers a good alternative to Firefox
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| The Good
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| Stable, proven foundation
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| Security features on par with Firefox
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| With the addition of the third party xSidebar, it can run several
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| ported Firefox extensions, in addition to the usual
| Mozilla and SeaMonkey-only extensions.
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| The Bad
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| The SeaMonkey suite and its product name are not really known
| outside the geekosphere. I always end up explaining "it's
| Mozilla", and then more often than not having to explain that
| "Firefox branched-off from the same Mozilla source code" after
| getting a blank stare. The same people who don't know SeaMonkey
| often end up asking "and how about Netscape?", showing that the
| SeaMonkey team still has a lot of work to do to promote its
| open sauce project.
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| The Ugly
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| Nothing really ugly.
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http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=37921
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