Logic Pro 7.2 via Linux

but especially seeing as Logic is so peripheral centered...

What do you mean by this?

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I seriously doubt this could be done because logic uses many of the mac specific technologies such as core audio. One thing especially is that you would probably have to compile logic from source for linux, and it is obviously not open source.

But of course, if anyone did accomplish this, that would be truly amazing and I would like to know how in the world you did it.

I'm just curious if anyone uses Logic Pro on a Linux
based system. I am very happy with my Dell PC, but I
really want to be able to use Logic. I have a
large hard drive, and could easilly partition and
boot to Linux with a Mac shell, but especially seeing
as Logic is so peripheral centered, I wanted to talk
to anyone who has done it. Linux Logic,
anyone?

There are so many things wrong with this. Mac isn't a shell. In fact, OSX doesn't run a linux kernel.

OSX != Linux.

However, the Vic20 is a perfect machine for Logic. You might need to upgrade to Logic 7.2.3.


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