Yeah, well, too many people have already responded with very valid points for me to add much. However, I'd like to bring up a certain analogy. About ten years ago, I remember a lot of similar discussion going on around The Linux Desktop: "How can we make it better?", "How can we make it better known?", "Why are people and businesses sticking to MS Office?" It was a bit of an obsession in the early 21st century. Now, The Linux Desktop isn't exactly used by an overwhelming majority, but it has made its way on many common wo/man's computer and is even in some schools and small businesses, and a lot of people in the street have at least heard of "that Ubuntu thing" and are intrigued. So, basedd on that experience, I'd venture to think that making/improving software for our own benefit and creating quality content produced with the aforementioned software is really what counts in the end. In ten years, maybe Linux Audio will be where The Linux Desktop is now... Cheers, S.M. _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/listinfo/linux-audio-user
