>
>
> If I am a professional musician and I use a very neat, stable and
> really good free software digital filter I would certaly donate to the
> project if it does not have enough funds already.
>
> What is important is not turning linux software into closed software.
> Maybe for diferent types of software diferent strategies for funding
> would be more adequate. I'm not sure what would be for audio plugins
> and multimedia software in general.
>
What you say is right in general, but for some reason there are not a lot of
good plugins out there. And what filter are you talking about anyway?
"Different funding strategies" is vague. I think that Linux would have lots
and
lots of cool stable apps if those "funding strategies" were obvious. But
they
are not.
-- Louigi Verona http://www.louigiverona.ru/
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