Will let you buy and download their products in linux, then during registration, It's wierd that big players like Korg, Propellorheads, Cakewalk By Bandlab, Izotope and others, I'd love to get the singles going in linux!

I have the AIR AIEP3 ilocked collection, and singles of AIR's Hybrid3, Xpand!2, Vacuum Pro, and Boom, Interfearing with Native Access, and also Kontakt/Reaktor/Raum etc. Loading some Native Instruments plugins in the same project? My concern is Bonjour Great that you're sharing your experiences! If anyone has some success, could you try

It might also be a net problem of some type. When it failed I might have been using Manjaro with a different computer whereas now I'm using MX Linux as a testing platform because it's Debian and seems to be pretty stable. The difference is (maybe) that I've got a totally new clean wineprefix with no overrides and that worked (in my post above), whereas I probably had some overrides when it didn't work but it was a fair while ago and I couldn't say for sure what I had in that wineprefix except that it wasn't a new clean wineprefix. I have had that problem where I couldn't connect but I don't have it now. The prefix in which the plugins are installed does have wininet, winning, and libntlm0 installed as overrides - could that be causing a conflict? And sure enough, using those overrides, I was able to install PhoenixVerb, but I suspect there's some kind of a network conflict. I should note that I installed PhoenixVerb itself in my original prefix, the same one I used for my Waves plugins, because the installer failed in a stock staging prefix (the one I used for the license manager) and I figured that some of the overrides I needed for the Waves plugins might be relevant. That's the same error that I was getting before I tried installing the License Manager in its own prefix. Update number 2: I noticed that if I scan the plugins in Reaper, PhoenixVerb.so is located, but iLok License Manager then throws an error that the license server is unavailable.

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