On Thu, Sep 19, 2013 at 5:42 PM, Tim Orford <tim@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Thu, Sep 19, 2013 at 10:37:28AM -0400, Paul Davis wrote:
> [...]
> There's an entire "modular DAW" called ayyi that is a fork of ardour's> [...]
> codebase. The author has never spoken to me once (at least not with an
> acknowledgement of what s/he was up to). Whoever is doing is is still
> active (recent releases on September 2nd). They distribute the ardour
> libraries as part of their source tree. They clearly want to produce
> something that operates in the same space as Ardour, although they have
> changed the name and have a very different architectural concept in mind
Hi Paul
I am the main Ayyi Project developer.
I sincerely hope that the use of your code hasn't caused any offence.
Not at all!
The project is not intended to be competitive with Ardour and is likely
to remain merely a proof-of-concept. If I you have any objections, please
let me know as I would be very keen to accommodate you. For example if you
dislike the use of the name "ardourd", I will change that.
No issues here.
We have had conversations on LAD and IRC but we just have very different
ideas about what a DAW should be. I have a great deal of respect for
Ardour and all the great work you and others have done and ideally I would
very much like to contribute, something that a more modular approach would
help with.
Good luck with that! Mr Liles adn the Non project might appreciate your efforts more directly though :)
My apologies for forgetting that we had, in fact spoken about this stuff.
--p
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