Mac and Linux executables

Hi,
I want to turn my Jar file in to a Mac and Linux executable. For windows I found a lot of programs which can do that, like Lauch4J and JSmooth. I would like to know if there are programs like that for Linux and Mac.

Hi Shnoogins
Nope, that's one of the changes you see between version 2 and
3. There is now only a single .EXE option. And Mac isn't it!
Cheers... Rick

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Hi,
are you sure that the systems can handle the samplerate given? Is the mic input selected in the systems audio setup (on mac?)
Just put some singnal (sine or noise) in your buffer to check if the problem is on playback or on recording.
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