On Fri, 27 Mar 2015, Dale Kazakore Powell wrote:
On 26/03/15 22:46, Len Ovens wrote:
Somewhere around 95 I switched my BBS to Linux from OS/2 so I could add
networking and email (I think the BBS died pretty soon after that). I
looked at audio SW, but it would be 2005 before I had the hardware that
could run Audio for anything but desktop use. Tape and the Atari Mega2 were
what I used for music.
It almost saddens me you guys talk about this as is if it is is Linux
specific!
...
So please don't think only linux audio sucked in the late 90's!! (and
beyond.......)
Sorry to give that impression. The reason I was using an Atari was that
there were no (including paid for) windows sequencers that could play any
MIDI stream back in time. Also, Mac was way over my means and I had
already given up on Windows and moved to OS/2 (way ahead of windows) even
for simple stuff like handling two 2400Baud modems at a time... and
crashing at least once every 24 hours. OS/2 I could leave running, go away
for two weeks and come back to a running system. That was win 3.1, but as
we have bought computers that came with win* on them we have tried every
windows since (maybe not ME) and even my wife who feels windows would let
her be more compatable with what others are doing, generally gives up on
it in about two weeks.
So I didn't talk about windows or Mac because I had little or no
experience with them. Though of course I could have been more to the point
that the limitations were mostly HW.
--
Len Ovens
www.ovenwerks.net
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