I’ve been using vst-bridge to run Windows VSTs under Linux Renoise and so far almost every VST I’ve used has worked. It’s still a bit rough around the edges and loading times will increase because Wine, but I’m pleasantly surprised with how good the compatibility is. You don’t need to do any “rewiring”. The only extra step you need to get your VSTs working with the bridge is to run vst-bridge-maker to create a .so that points to the Windows DLL so that your DAW can pick it up. After that, you can use the VST just like you would any other VST.