On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 07:32:58PM +0100, Nick Copeland wrote:
>
> > X11 hides the hardware and allows the app to be independent of it, just as do
> > Jack for audio, sockets for networking, etc. Do you suggest that I should not
> > use Jack or sockets because e.g. Windows doesn't have them (natively) ?
>
> Actually yes, I am suggesting you don't use Jack or Sockets if you want your app to be
> well written and portable.
> ...
> No, Fons, you are mixing things up. Most systems do not even run X servers. Most
> systems don't even run *nix.
OK, let's make a few thing clear. I write for Linux. This list
is called "Linux Audio Developers". I don't care a second if my
apps are not portable to OSX, windows, or whatever you like.
Ciao,
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