Re: I wonder...

[Dan Parisien]

On March 21, 2002 11:48 am, you wrote:

Well you can be an elitist if you want ;)
The fact is that it works perfectly aside from some font size issues.
What I meant was maybe the project founder is using Buzz in linux right now 
and that's why there hasn't been any activity on the project. He could also 
be busy trying to stay alive (us free software developers have to work hard 
full time to support working hard part time on what we love ;)

Regards,
Dan

> I wouldn't look at it like that personally.
>
> WINE has Issues. The Windows® API has Issues. It is, therefore, not
> acceptable, from my point of view, to be forced to use an application
> using a buggy API compiled on a buggy compiler through a buggy emulator
> to be able to make music in a dynamic environment. While Buzz is good
> for Windows (actually it's concept is brilliant) I'd like to be able to
> see something similar that can be run natively anywhere. do you see
> what I'm getting at?
>
> Hell, it's almost 4 am.  Good [morning] night.
>
> fudjè
>
> On 22/03/2002 03:36 Dan Parisien wrote:
> »  Hey there's some more activity one the list. I wonder if work stopped
> »  on
> »  octal because you can use Buzz in linux through WINE... I found that
> »  out
> »  recently and have since used it with no problems. I would still love
> »  octal to
> »  exist however because the project founder intended to code a piano
> »  roll
> »  editor (like Cakewalk & Cubase).
> »  »  Regards,
> »  Dan Parisien
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