Well, you are talking about the company. I think of us, users. I am not the only one who bought it. I think that the integration it provides it's great, but the OS has some bugs that need attention... the company is releasing new versions every 1.5 years...

I am thinking in the users. There are a lot, and they're interested. Technology, for me, is here to help humanity. That's why I'm interested. I know we could develop our own software and buy the hardware separately. But, then again, this is not the case.

It's for the users... that's all I can say.

carmen wrote: 
You've just made a huge mistake... you just told linux zealots that
linux is uncapable of something... now we are going to make it
possible... ;)
    

not that its incapable. im just wondering...why?

you just coughed up $2995 for some buttons and embedded audio hw. wouldnt you rather use the OS you paid them to make run well on the device? does that OS not do what you want? why'd you buy the device then instead of a 99 euro drum pad set, a 999 euro laptop, and build you own software? at least that way you don't need to build an OS. or even sound or FS or file-format drivers from scratch..

not that im discouraging the project. i just think most people here would be a lot more interested in developing open hardware, then adding value to an already overpriced toy..