Hi, Phil:
Yes, thanks to my host Guenter Geiger I met with Xavier Serra and some
of his students. UPF is one of the AGNULA partners, and their
contribution is largely focused on the CLAM (C++ Library for Audio and
Music) project. The latest Musings on the soundapps site
(http://linux-sound.org/
It's a good sign if the UK Government looks into OSS!
Not so much the UK Government, but the EU has funded the Agnula project
[http://www.agnula.org/] which is aimed squarely at Open Source Linux
Audio dev.
Check the 'How to contribute' link
[http://www.agnula.org/contributions].
IIRC Dave Phil
http://www.e-envoy.gov.uk/news/newonsite/oss-policy.htm seems to be the
.gov.uk link for it. Not exactly a mighty tome, but I suppose that's a
Good Thing (TM).
Bob Ham wrote:
>http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/4/26335.html
>
>"- UK Government will consider OSS solutions alongside proprietar
Maybe we should check out if
they are seeking to actively
sponsore software audio projects ;)
vincent
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/4/26335.html
"- UK Government will consider OSS solutions alongside proprietary ones
in IT procurements. Contracts will be awarded on a value for money
basis.
- UK Government will only use products for interoperability that support
open standards and specifica
