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Here you go:
That was 14 Jun 2018.
That thread, “Cubase for Linux”, started 20 Aug 2014. Last post 31 Jan 2020.
So if you want to revisit and have yourself a jolly old time reading about products for Linux you have 14 pages to go through (and your answers are probably in there).
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Maybe you should ask that at the respective forums?
And why do you suppose the answers would be different just because it’s Pro Tools and not Cubase/Nuendo?
Do you have to be a putz always? It was a rhetorical question. I should know better than to try and have a conversation in the LOUNGE
We already had a thread with a conversation about this. You are in that thread. No need for a new one.
Open minds == open source; in my experience, the converse is also true.