On Friday 05 December 2003 12:34, Daniel James wrote: > Audacity is a trivial download. There's no benefit to having > it on CD by itself. A value-added CD packed with royalty free Back in my Windows days, I picked up Data Becker's MP3 editor for 10 bucks at Staples and the CD contained something like a 3MB setup.exe that just installed an ~800K stand-alone executable and some shortcuts. That sort of thing is actually pretty common in the "bargain bin" subcategory of retail Windows software, I think, and depends primarily on impulse buys. Speaking of which, anyone know of any graphical mp3 editors (as in no reconversion except of changed frames) for Linux? I've thought about trying to write one using PerlQt but that would be a bigger project than I have time for right now. The Data Becker one runs mostly fine under Wine, IIRC, but I'd rather recommend a native solution to people. I guess you should change the subject line if you know of one ;) Rob
