Just imagine if 20 pipes were cut in 20 states - it would only take 20 backhoes. We would feel the impact for 20 years. 20 billion dollars would be lost by 20 companies, 20 new laws would be passed, 20 thousand law suits would be filed, and it will all happen in 2000.
As you wish . .. I'll take it a step further. Avid for LinuxPPC! that's right. Top of the line Video Editing in Linux. not enough to make you cream? Sonic Solutions for LinuxPPC? They basicaly got rid of the MacOS anyway, it's the next natural step. How about LightWave or Alias for LinuxPPC? should I stop, or do we need Digital Performer and Vision DSP as well?
will SVG be able to take advantage of openGL cards? I'm Just looking for a standardized way of doing animations for openGL without having the use a rendering engine. - daniel
so nice to see macromedia about a year behind itself. The release is for Flash 3 which has been available for win/mac for almost a year. Thier public beta of Flash3 for Linux is dated 11/17/98, and they just now releasing a non-beta version? http://www.macromedia.com/shockwave/download/index .cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash&P2_P latform=Linux&P3_Browser_Version=Netscape4 What about Flash 4, dammit. get on the ball macromedia! - daniel
Max was developed at IRCAM for NeXT and SGI (I think) and named for Max Matthews (of Bell Labs). Opcode licensed a version for the Mac, and sells it for US$495. The Mac version is pretty much what everyone uses. It's good for manipulating MIDI any way you want, but don't try using it as a standard sequencer. There is another program called MSP by cycling74 that uses MAX for digital audio. The whole thing has a non-intuitive patch cord interface that go between opcodes, Opcodes can be written and added by anyone in C - and there are tons of them that do pretty much anything. - daniel
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There are two very good php based message boards that work with a variety of databases.
phorum and w-agora
www.phorum.com
http://w-agora.araxe.fr/
because they are both database based, they hold up very well under heavy conditions.
I prefer to use w-agora becuase it is extreamly easy to customize, supports multiple forums, and even multiple sites (for virtual servers).
- daniel
Was this a Y2K dry run for a terrorist?
Just imagine if 20 pipes were cut in 20 states - it would only take 20 backhoes. We would feel the impact for 20 years. 20 billion dollars would be lost by 20 companies, 20 new laws would be passed, 20 thousand law suits would be filed, and it will all happen in 2000.
- daniel
Soundforge? screw that!
Pro Tools or nothing at all.
(looks like nothing will have to do for a long long time)
- daniel
As you wish . . .
I'll take it a step further.
Avid for LinuxPPC!
that's right. Top of the line Video Editing in Linux.
not enough to make you cream?
Sonic Solutions for LinuxPPC? They basicaly got rid of the MacOS anyway, it's the next natural step.
How about LightWave or Alias for LinuxPPC?
should I stop, or do we need Digital Performer and Vision DSP as well?
- daniel
OHHHH Pro Tools for Linux?
The day Digidesign releases Linux drivers for it's hardware, is, well, . . . *head explodes*
- daniel
will SVG be able to take advantage of openGL cards? I'm Just looking for a standardized way of doing animations for openGL without having the use a rendering engine.
- daniel
so nice to see macromedia about a year behind itself. The release is for Flash 3 which has been available for win/mac for almost a year. Thier public beta of Flash3 for Linux is dated 11/17/98, and they just now releasing a non-beta version? http://www.macromedia.com/shockwave/download/index .cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash&P2_P latform=Linux&P3_Browser_Version=Netscape4 What about Flash 4, dammit. get on the ball macromedia!
- daniel
Max was developed at IRCAM for NeXT and SGI (I think) and named for Max Matthews (of Bell Labs). Opcode licensed a version for the Mac, and sells it for US$495. The Mac version is pretty much what everyone uses. It's good for manipulating MIDI any way you want, but don't try using it as a standard sequencer. There is another program called MSP by cycling74 that uses MAX for digital audio. The whole thing has a non-intuitive patch cord interface that go between opcodes, Opcodes can be written and added by anyone in C - and there are tons of them that do pretty much anything.
- daniel