anybody wrote: Hi Andreas, sorry for the late reply. I've forgot to answer the email in the heat of LAC organization.. Of course. All Music is Audio; but not all Audio is Music :) I've updated the description on http://wiki.linuxaudio.org/wiki/planet Indeed. we've been discussing this over and over again the last years. On that note: many Linux-Audio apps also run on OSX or BSD these days.. However, "Linux" is a well-known established name, that many non-technical people know and associate with the spirit of "FLOSS". Other reason for sticking to the current name (LinuxAudio) are old-timers (Linux rulez) and nitpickers (the last "S" in FLOSS stands for Software, or we should become GNU/Linux-audio). We've actually already registered a few new DNS entries including "libre.." but reached the conses that linuxaudio.org will stay linuxaudio.org for a few more years. On that note, there will be a round-table at the upcoming Linux Audio Conference, discussing these issues. If you're not able to attend the conference, feel free to join in with the A/V streams and contribute by IRC. We're not really targeting bloggers; the core of linuxaudio.org is and will be the mailing-lists. The motivation for that is that the quality of content and discussions is much higher there than that of the usual blogs & comments or forums. You're not far off. I'm in the admin but actually this is responsibility of the Linux-Audio consortium (CC). best, robin