Software Buyouts / Majority Transactions

Sorry if this has already been covered elsewhere but just wondering how software investors that are technically GE shops (Insight / TA / GA / TCV etc.) are executing majority transactions on companies that are not cash flow positive. Are they not using leverage and just buying up equity with cash? Any explanations or links to posts where this has been covered would be great.

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