Subject: Re: [linux-audio-dev] Linux Digital Audio Workstation in C?
From: Benno Senoner (sbenno_AT_gardena.net)
Date: Mon Jun 11 2001 - 18:19:49 EEST
On Monday 11 June 2001 15:10, you wrote:
> Robert Jonsson wrote:
> > To get a more complete list of what to chose from look at
> > http://sound.condorow.net/ which is the main site for linux and
> > music/sound. (Though www.linuxaudiodev.org will give it competition
> > "real-soon-now" tm).
>
> Not real soon, I think... ;)
I believe it too
:-)
Anyway I think we (Joern ?) should (available CPU slots permitting) one day
make a freshmeat-style (custom tailored for audio) database that holds the
links, descriptions etc of the apps that are on Dave's page.
The system must become user driven ala freshmeat.
Otherwise it will be almost impossible to manage (to reflect all changes ecc
ecc)
Dave has already done something close to impossible by keeping up to date his
excellent list.
>
> Seriously, I view the development of sites like Benno's or M-station
> (http://www.mstation.org) or Linux Music (http://www.linuxmusic.fr.st/)
> as all desirable evolutions. I doubt that anyone else in their right
> mind would want to undertake another list like the one at
> sound.condorow.net, and none of those sites attempt such a complete
> list. However, the other sites do provide in-depth reviews, interviews,
> FAQ sheets, and so forth, things I simply don't have time for but that
> many users want and need. I'm especially impressed with Miriam
> Rainford's newStuff() column at John Littler's M-station.
Indeed mstation.org is pretty nice, I especially like the interviews to
various developers.
(John: interviews to Linus and Alan Cox ? :-) )
>
> Lots of good things happening in Linux audio these days...
>
That's right but I'll sleep much better as soon as the borg from Redmond
will be gone form recording studio PCs.
:-)
Benno.
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