>> 'Are Linux users lemmings collectively jumping off of the cliff of reliable, >> well-engineered commercial software?' >> -- Matt Welsh >> >> > That is a funny quote. Can you find the rest of it so that we can put > it into context? This snippet seems like it is the punch line to a joke > (reliable, well-engineered commercial software is a punch line more > often than it is not). >
I don't know the context, but Matt Welsh should be pro Linux ;). No doubt, it's an ironically statement pro Linux. Btw. I'm using several search engines, but unfortunately the best hits regarding to searches about Linux issues are given by the original Google. > I know youngish people in their 20's > who are far more comfortable with analogue gear. It all depends on what > kind of work flow that you want. > A friend writing the http://www.cosmiclava.de/ ezine some days ago confirmed that lot of bands he's in touch with only use analog equipment. >> It's not only that >> for Linux < and > are allowed signs for file names, but also that even >> the poster child of Linux audio apps seems to fail. >> >> > Like I said before, all OSs have similar issues. > Fortunately it wasn't Ardour, but because Bob did the backup to a FAT32 partition. -Ralf _______________________________________________ 64studio-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.64studio.com/mailman/listinfo/64studio-users
