2 Jul
2011
2 Jul
'11
11:46 p.m.
2011/7/2 Alexandre Prokoudine <alexandre.prokoudine(a)gmail.com>om>:
True. But it's hard to become larger when there are still so many
problems with even basic things.
Evolution of linux audio partly appears very obscure.
You only have to somehow make sure
ROI happens the way it should.
Eventually it is so simple :)
I often wonder, why companies are so reluctant to support linux.
The answer appears to be: customer support !
That can eat a lot of (often unpaid) time.
The actual software-porting process mostly is negligible,
especially if the application is based on cross-platform-libs
and has been ported to OSX already, which is true for
many closed propr. apps.
But - would it be possible: a (closed proprietary) linux software
release, *without* any (customer) support ?
... That would mean, customers would pay the software,
but not get the guarantee to make it working ... ?
But that's just talking. Let's have impressive
hosts first :)
Right !
Where are those impressive hosts ? ;)
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E.R.