You are too hard on yourself, Dustin, and no more a pain than anyone else. Most of the time, you are easier to get along with than most people. .... Oh, never mind.
Most people still get their music from CDs. People who have portable music players, even iPod owners who could use iTunes, overwhelmingly use CDs as a means of getting the music they want. Even people like me, who are familiar with legal online music repositories will buy CDs for clean files and archives. Music industry hysterics about portable music players being nothing but repositories for pirated music are dubious at best. Studdies have shown that people with portable music players are more likely to purchase music than people who don't have portable music players. http://yro.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/09/17/006206 http://www.archive.org Sorry about the Amazon thing. I have the same problem using Debian. Mepis 2003 is able to run the RAM as is the current version of Simply Mepis. You have to click an I agree to set it up but it works after that. The WMA does not work. Wow, what a great service "Music You Should Hear" is. I might buy some Snooks Eaglin CDs, recommended by The Who. Thanks for the tip. What other Music services do people use? Yahoo's page sucked on Mepis because they require use of their music player to get beyond the flash banner ads. Archive.org is great, especially if you are a New Orleans Radiators fan. Magnitune.com is fun but Etch does not deal with it's m3u out of the box. The default radio stations in Amarok are interesting, but I almost never bother. Where do you get your music? On Thursday 07 December 2006 09:07, Dustin Puryear wrote: > buying CDs (yes, I'm one of those people) a pain at times..
