2011/8/1 Aurélien Leblond <blablack(a)gmail.com>om>:
Proclaiming open software as "free" was not the best idea IMO,
and the "Just for fun" slogan didn't help much either.
I mean: does that sound to you like a product you would
want to use as a "serious" musician ?
Promulgate it. Sure.
The difficulty: Open source is a whole different concept, thus
you have to explain it. Thus it's difficult, complicated.
People initially try to apply known concepts
( see an advertisement, go to a store, find the beauty package, buy
it, call customer support ... )
to open software and usually fail.
( most are taught to use closed applications, but who's teaching you
open software (including the philosophy behind) ?? )
Open software requires the user to be/become active.
Thus, sometimes somehow you are paying the open software with time,
spend efforts, work, investment ...
Should we make an appeal to artists to produce
something using only
Open Source software?
You are asking for opinion ?
Yes. Artists all over the ... do it. :)
What do you guys think? Isn't it the best time to
promulgate such a
message, with the social media and all? And if yes, what would be the
best way?
There are hundreds. The best is the possible one.
What is appealing to the "artists" you are talking about ?
Money ?
Fun ?
Doing any particular music ?
Why would they want to use Linux for that ??
Why would you like to persuade them to use Linux ??
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E.R.