I think that, as a start, it would be ok to just have the audio part
of the plugin working under Linux. Parameter settings can be done by
sending control signals to the plugin. And Linux users, of all, seems
to me to be less gui addicted than the common win or osx user. Of
course, the gui would come in handy for some uses, but that could
maybe be focused on after getting the sound to happen (?).

best
Oeyvind

2007/3/18, Andres Cabrera <andres@geminiflux.com>:
>
> There are no minimal requirements for the audio engine, and it seems the
> vst sdk version is also not important (though maybe some features are
> still not implemented). It would make things a lot easier if the gui is
> written to use vstgui. If not, a port to gtk or something that works in
> linux would need to be done for the gui.

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