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RickTaylor@speakeasy.net wrote:
>  It is pretty nice. I still need to pay for a copy. Supposedly Macromedia

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> intends to port Flash pretty soon though...

Yeah, I do, too.
Which reminds me of another audio application needed under Linux: an

application for handling animation lip-syncing, along the lines of

Magpie.  There is a free app called Pamela, written in Python, that

might not be too difficult to port to Linux.  I'd thought about starting

up something on SF, but got too many other projects going right now to

be able to concentrate on it.
>  Jahshaka's ok... it strikes me as incomplete. I don't really like the editor

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> in Kino. Kdenlive strikes me as an excellent solution {Tho' it's incomplete it

> is coming along fairly quickly.}

Jahshaka's very incomplete... it's been dragging it's feet for a couple

of years now without a whole of development going on (except the website

saying how great it's gonna be when it's done).  At the very least, Kino

is being actively developed and doesn't crash constantly.  I do admit

Kino's user interface is pretty amateurish, but I think they are

focusing more on stability and functionality than making it look pretty.

  If Kino became a JACK application, there might be better options of

synching audio and video here also.
>  Both of which I use. {Tho' I don't have any real interest in 3d... I should

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> say "I use CinePaint... K3d has a home on my harddrive". I'll get to it

> eventually.}

>

>  ...You rarely hear them discussed anywhere and they all strike me as selling

> points for linux.

I'm planning on using K-3D & the Gimp to create art for CD covers. :-)
-- Brett