On Fri, Jun 11, 2004 at 11:05:36 +0200, Thorsten Wilms wrote: > While choice is in fact a reason for me to use Linux, there's the problem > that choice is mostly limited to incomplete/patchwork solutions (but in the > proprietary software world there are similiar and some other problems).
Right, its not like protools has the same look+feel as logic, and with good reason. Just like ardour doesnt have the same look+feel as rosegarden. > I understand the hobby/freetime/volunteer aspect, it's not different for me, > only as a designer I need to have programmers cooperation/support. > > I understand that programmers like to have free choice of language, libraries > and toolkits (even though it's painful to see reinvention of the wheel all the > time). Thats the programmers problem :) If you provide the graphics in a general, and usable way (ideally with 'source'), its thier problem how they get them to work in thier preferred UI toolkit. - Steve
