>
> On 07/29/2014 06:25 PM, drunken jesus wrote:
> IMO given the limited resources the best course of action would be to try get
> the current iteration of LMMS as bug free and functional as possible & promote
> it a bit to gain more visibility which could lead to more skilled coders
> getting involved
I don't know what the best course is, but I've been very happy with the new
wave of contributors, visibility and promotions. This direction you are
describing is what I consider the new age renaissance period of LMMS and
it's sort of the catalyst for stuff like kickstarter campaigns. Usually it
requires a lead person (like Julie Uhrman/Ouya, Aaron Dunn/Musopen) stepping
into a full time role to manage the tasks and/or organization.
-Tres
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