The charter of the list say: > The standard procedure for new users joining the list is to introduce > yourself to the list. Send a message to the list address, > with some information about yourself -- what you're doing with free > software, what you'd like to see, etc. So, before explaining what i am looking for, i better tell a few words about myself. Until last july, i was a developer in the jMax team in Ircam, that became free software a few days before i left. Currently i am a developer chez Mandrakesoft, the distributor of Linux-Mandrake; but no arts here, i just develop (nice :) software. Between other things, i co-authored a subject for a documentary on free software and linux; within this frame (and so nothing to do with Mandrakesoft), i am looking for free software artists that: 1- Use free software for their artistic works 2- Work very tigthly with the software community, either at the artistic level or at the technical/infrastructure level. 3- Have a strong visual aspect in what they do (you know, it is not so easy to film music :). The point is to explain how the "community" work, by using an example that is easier to follow for the non technical, but anyway cultivated, public. Anybody can help me ? Maurizio -- Maurizio De Cecco MandrakeSoft http://www.mandrakesoft.com/
