On 12/22/06, Paul Davis <paul@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I can't speak for either of these programs, but I have not found this > true with other proprietary-free program combinations. The majority > of professionals still use Mac, and expensive software. curiously, the first of these claims is not true in the broadcast market, where for some reasons windows seems to have come to dominate.
That is curious. I didn't know that. I go to an art school, studying music composition, and very few of the students or faculty here know anything about anything that isn't Apple. I know they do use Macs even for the internet radio, but then I suspect the school actually has some kind of deal with Apple. At any rate, I can't imagine a professional audio studio today being without some Macs, but I hope Linux can change that. For that to happen, though, would take lots more application development and especially interface development.
