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I'm glad you were able to find a workaround. Unfortunately, I don't own a Mac that can install the latest OS, so I can't make an updated build to address the issue. Curious what you see in the Output Devices dropdown of the Preferences window for Evaluator.

It is not currently possible, but would not be very hard to implement. I haven't really been working on my audio plugin projects recently though, so I can't promise an update with this feature any time soon. But I've made a note of it in my task list for the project.

Not presently. I don't think the version of iPlug that I built this with supports Linux, or anyway I haven't tried. I hope to do a version 2 at some point in the future, which would be build on iPlug2, which definitely will support Linux.

Excellent!

In the data folder next to the app you can edit the settings.xml file and set fullscreen="false" in the <root> node.

I've been able to do some development on this again and I should be able to release an update in the next few days that changes it to an Instrument.

There are a few bugs I am aware of that I want to fix, but I don't currently have any new features planned. Also not sure when I will be able to work on an update, but hopefully soon!

I'm not familiar with the workflow in FL these days, so I'm not entirely sure how to answer your question.

All I can say is the reason it's an effect and not a synth is because the audio from any synths/effects before it in a signal chain is routed to [0] and [1] so that it can be used as effect. I wanted to be able to completely change the incoming audio, which required making it an effect (in Reaper at least). It's a bit hacky, but you might try loading a synth and then adding Evaluator as an effect downstream from the synth and see if the MIDI you send to the synth gets to Evaluator. 

In any event, you don't need MIDI to run Evaluator, the support is there to make controlling the output more flexible than just automating parameters does.

This crash is fixed in v1.1.0!

If you just want to save the settings of the plugin, you can use the Save... button to save the settings to a file that you can Load... later. If you're talking about capturing audio, then the easiest thing to do would be to render wav files from a DAW like Reaper or similar using the VST version.

Thanks for the feedback, I'll make some notes for myself.

Regarding the right-click crash - can you tell me the DAW you are using and the plug version (eg VST 32-bit, VST3 64-bit, etc).

Thanks, I'm glad you like it!