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Or maybe there is just a varied group of enthusiastic geeks that just want to collaborate on common tooling like APIs, libraries, frameworks, packaging, and dis
by drmr 5y ago
Or maybe there is just a varied group of enthusiastic geeks that just want to collaborate on common tooling like APIs, libraries, frameworks, packaging, and distribution.
It may "seem" that there's some sort of "take-over", it's just that people are actually coordinating on these common goals of free software audio tools.
- rStar 5y agocare to share any of your reasons for optimism?
- drmr 5y agoBecause I use Linux Pro Audio tools in my studio and daily life and am involved with testing builds, helping with ports, generally messing around (, break stuff), and occasionally make a tune or two. I am very happy with the free and open tools I have at my disposal. Even with the numerous rough edges, duct-tape and hacks to keep some things together. This is Hacker News, right?
- rStar 5y agoit's hacker news so I expect some actual reasons not hand waving generalities that don't amount to a "hill of beans"