[linux-audio-dev] fruityloops on linux?
Tim Hockin
thockin at hockin.org
Fri Jan 31 13:22:30 UTC 2003
> > > Crappy code should be *fixed*, not documented, BTW. ;-)
> >
> > it should be both fixed AND documented
>
> That's an Open Source view though.
No, that is a professional, experienced view.
> I don't think fruityloops code can be
> called crappy, because it works very well and the end product is much loved
> by it's users. Maybe the code is messy and undocumented (I don't know, none
> of us have seen it) but it is completely their decision if they want to
Just because code is crap doesn't mean it can't run, or even run well.
> work like that. And if most of the information is in one guy's head (like
> it is in most music software companies I think) at least that guy has
> some job security!
It's inane, dangerous, and stupid for their management to LET HIM work like
that. The minute he gets pissed off, or hit by a truck, or comes down with
some awful disease (god forbid), they are S-C-R-E-W-E-D. Hell, if he takes
a vacation, development stops.
Their product is great, it gets more and more attention and users. Risks
like this are bad. At least, they are to my sensibilities. I'd never run a
company that way.
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