Re: [linux-audio-user] Commercial audio software on Linux

Hi Davy,

I'm not sure how many people would want to purchase it but if it fills a
specific niche then you may have a market in the cross platform arena.
ie anyone can use it and share their sessions on multiple platforms
without having to export tracks.

You may also find that there will be some assistance from the more
professional developers to port it if you are not able to justify the
time to do it all by yourself.

Cheers.

Davy Wentzler wrote:
> Hello,
>
> First of all, this is my first post here on the list. I'm in the process
> of porting my audio hard disk recording program 'Audio Evolution'
> from AmigaOS4 (running on PowerPC) to wxWidgets. This will allow
> me to release it more easily on other platforms like Windows and Linux.
>
> Although using wxWidgets means that a big part of the program is
> portable, some other parts like audio and plug-ins (think LADSPA, JACK)
> would have to be written specifically for Linux. Now comes the big
> question: since this is commercial software (with a price between
> 35 and 45 euro), would it be worth the effort to release it on Linux?
> I think most Linux users are used to open-source and free programs and
> I saw some already nice looking programs like Ardour and MuSe.
> I would like to hear from you if there would be any interest?
>
> Here you can see a picture of the current state of my port to Windows:
> http://www.audio-evolution.com/pics/ae5b.png
>
> Looking forward to some constructive discussion.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Davy

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