maintained as a separate effort, or should it be
rolled into the LSA, etc.? (e.g. sponsorship, personal vs. organizational
liability, domain ownership/transferability, futureproofing, and user
rules/guidelines)
Thanks,
Ron Banks
On 9/5/20, 2:22 AM, "Jurgen Frenz" wrote:
stopped performing at Ren-Faires in 1994, and I've not
visited a Ren-faire since 2010...so I'd likely be a poor judge of the current
situation. I hope that at least somewhere, another person has found good
memories in Early Music though that type of venue.
Ron Banks
Fort Worth, T
applications often
have functionality and user experience issues that are hard to overcome. I’ve
seen very few that were as pleasing to use in their ported environment as they
were in their original version.
Ron Banks
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electronic clutter from my
life as possible, so I can see merits in both approaches. I guess it all
depends on where your tolerance for inconvenience lies, as neither solution
comes without cost.
Take care,
Ron Banks
On 9/29/17, 12:36 PM, "John Mardinly" wrote:
Ron;
Thank y
additional heat may exacerbate issues with the GPU failures the older
machines are prone to experience. My Mac Pro doesn’t have that problem.
Take care,
Ron Banks
On 9/27/17, 10:51 PM, "Lynda Kraar" wrote:
Lute friends -
How do I run Fronimo on a Mac?
Thanks,
, and proved to be very durable
over almost 20 years of ownership. I still have a loft of fond memories of
that instrument.
Ron Banks
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From: lute-...@cs.dartmouth.edu [mailto:lute-...@cs.dartmouth.edu] On Behalf
Of Bruno Cognyl-Fournier
Sent: Thursday, September 22
nt than the
combined sum of it's parts and maker. Studying them out of context with the social
element they participate in (or not) isn't good science.
I'd also really like to hear what any lute/violin makers on the list have to say about
the article.
Ron Banks
Arto Wikla &
