Among other things it is a matter of taste. Also, music and animation
have little in common in essence.
On 4/23/12, Lorenzo Sutton wrote:
I believe that, on the contrary, this is a philosophical question. It
is very serious and should not be dismissed as inane. We are talking
about freedom.
On 4/23/12, Patrick Shirkey wrote:
Indeed, there are also young people with regular jobs who live with
their parents and are happy to have such a community, where you can
give everything away for free without someone saying "you can make
money off of that."
> One thing I don't understand is why some people think that taking steps to
As Fernando said, this thread concerns linuxaudio.org. Channels for
business can be run elsewhere.
> Are we expected to believe that academia will provide all that we need and
The community inherently supports everybody by making available tools
and knowledge to those who have any desire to know or to do.
There is absolutely no reason to draw the conclusion that academia is
the only thing driving "us."
On 4/23/12, Louigi Verona wrote:
As many have pointed out, deciding on "designed nicely, [...] not
intrusive and are on the topic" requires a lot of politics.
As well, if you find a midi controller or card that works well for you
and send a message to LAU saying so, you will find that typing said
controller or card name together with linux into a web search engine
will bring this message up in a week or so. This is a very effective
way of promoting things.