It only supports VST at present, but I do plan to include support for
LV2 in the future. Standalone executables are supported in a
roundabout way but you need to include the .csd file with the binary.
I usually use Cabbage as a standalone. I find you can build some
pretty functional audio software with it depending on your knowledge
of Csound.

If you have trouble building on Linux please feel free to register at
www.thecabbagefoundation.org and ask there. I don't mind corresponding
through personal email, but other users might find your questions
interesting too!



On 7 April 2013 14:46, aaB  wrote:
> Hello,
>
> What can I expect from Cabbage in a linux environment? I tried to build it a
> month or so ago so I could give it a try, but the build failed.
> I'd probably try harder if I knew what I could gain from installing it.
> I don't use VST on my system, does Cabbage produce LADSPA or lv2 plugins in
> linux? Or standalone executables (that would be nice)?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Alexandre
>
>
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