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When using audio plugins with Linux DAW's, I'd use unconditionally Windows plugins:
1. Everything in one basket.
2. Wine folder is easy to backup.
3. Plugins suck as software and they spray your system with worst garbage ever. This way they spray only (backed up) Wine folder.
At least I pick always Windows version even if there is option to install "native" Linux plugin.
In the case of audio plugins Windows plugin is as native as Linux plugin because they don't produce any audio. An audio plugin is just a data sink, source or pipe wrapped into a fancy packaging :-)
1. Everything in one basket.
2. Wine folder is easy to backup.
3. Plugins suck as software and they spray your system with worst garbage ever. This way they spray only (backed up) Wine folder.
At least I pick always Windows version even if there is option to install "native" Linux plugin.
In the case of audio plugins Windows plugin is as native as Linux plugin because they don't produce any audio. An audio plugin is just a data sink, source or pipe wrapped into a fancy packaging :-)
@jarkko So you do this for backup.
But why do plugins suck as software in your opinion?