you might install a virtual machine where you install Windows and run RigManager on it. Allow USB connections to it.
Maybe you can use WineHQ and Bottles normal it should work.
https://www.howtogeek.com/running-windows-apps-on-linux-with-bottles/#how-to-install-bottles
Thanks for your answer:
That seems to be really overkill for such a small application. Consuming a lot of resources and diskspace. Is there no other solution?
Otherwise i think i have to stay on the iPhone/tablet im afraid. Tried it to run on wine but without luck.
I haven't really tried to get it running in Wine to be honest. I usually use Mac for my home rig. If I get a chance this weekend, maybe I can sit down and give it a try to see what I can figure out.
So I just took a swag at it on my VM running Ubuntu and Wine 9.0. No dice... It looks like there are libraries needed that they haven't implemented. You could put a ticket in with Wine to see if they will support it, but I doubt that there is enough interest in it. So, either a VM running Windows or back to a tablet/phone with you.
this item came up a few times during the years, without any success, they refuse to do anything in this direction, no chance... I can live without rm, no issue - and should I will ever get upset about this item, I will sell my two Kempers and purchase anything else
Maybe you can use WineHQ and Bottles normal it should work.
https://www.howtogeek.com/running-windows-apps-on-linux-with-bottles/#how-to-install-bottles
I will try out bottles! Thanks for the hint!
So I just took a swag at it on my VM running Ubuntu and Wine 9.0. No dice... It looks like there are libraries needed that they haven't implemented. You could put a ticket in with Wine to see if they will support it, but I doubt that there is enough interest in it. So, either a VM running Windows or back to a tablet/phone with you.
Yes Wine is a no go also on Wine 9.12
next try Darlin ? like Wine but for OS X Apps.
next try Darlin ? like Wine but for OS X Apps.
https://www.maketecheasier.com/run-mac-apps-on-linux/
https://www.darlinghq.org/
Cool definately going to try and let know the results
Darling works well with command line programs, but will hopefully eventually support GUI applications.
As is darling cuurently will not do the job but it was acool idea
Tried Genymotion another android simulator and this one is able to download the rigmanager app via google play. However i need to pay for a licensed version per year fee to get network widget to enable. That cost me about 200 dollar per year 
Sigh......why is everything for Linux so difficult......
Its ridiculous i have a really good speced PC and am not able to run Rig Manager on it. Instead i need a iPhone or Tablet beside it 
Why don't you use a free Windows emulation?
Why don't you use a free Windows emulation?
Wine is a free windows emulator, and i have tried that one as several other users did. Upon installing Rigmanager.exe i get an error during installation.
Sigh......why is everything for Linux so difficult......
I'm a linux admin by trade and can tell you that even at home there is no way I would run it as my home PC. I would use it for server services, and do, but for my workstation there are just too many limitations with available software. I use to run Windows but recently inherited my wife's older Mac and decided to give it a spin. I love Linux but there really are too many limitations for mainstream use at a workstation level. I know people will argue with me, but I never have been able to make a linux workstation stick without a lot of headaches or sacrifice. I feel your pain there.
I'm a linux admin by trade and can tell you that even at home there is no way I would run it as my home PC. I would use it for server services, and do, but for my workstation there are just too many limitations with available software. I use to run Windows but recently inherited my wife's older Mac and decided to give it a spin. I love Linux but there really are too many limitations for mainstream use at a workstation level. I know people will argue with me, but I never have been able to make a linux workstation stick without a lot of headaches or sacrifice. I feel your pain there.
Running Bitwig with Yabridged vst's here and with extreme much better performance results then i had with Windows. I love Linux but have to agree that a lot of software developers only look at the Windows/Mac side of the world.
Will not give up Linux only for rigmanager not to function
Running Bitwig with Yabridged vst's here and with extreme much better performance results then i had with Windows. I love Linux but have to agree that a lot of software developers only look at the Windows/Mac side of the world.
Will not give up Linux only for rigmanager not to function
I don't blame you. I would love to see it have more traction in the mainstream home use as well. Overall it performs so much better than others. Good luck with the Rig Manager, and if you get it figured out, please let us know.
