Trading songs between friends would be awesome. I think anyone outside of the record industry would LOVE that.
Too bad that record companies can't see past the end of their wallets... Im sure most musicians would also support this capability for people to share thier music. (at least the ones that arent famous and rich yet) If a musician is playing and writing music for the love of music, he will want to share it... And get at least recognition when he writes good music... Much like the way the open source developers write for the love of it and generally are psyched when they get recognition for thier labor of love...
You could easily make it totally transparent to the end user that you were using PGP. Just make it a check box in the configuration and have a simple check to see if it is installed and working properly.
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Trading songs between friends would be awesome. I think anyone outside of the record industry would LOVE that.
Too bad that record companies can't see past the end of their wallets... Im sure most musicians would also support this capability for people to share thier music. (at least the ones that arent famous and rich yet) If a musician is playing and writing music for the love of music, he will want to share it... And get at least recognition when he writes good music... Much like the way the open source developers write for the love of it and generally are psyched when they get recognition for thier labor of love...
Ha... we all know that is only possible from Emacs!
You could easily make it totally transparent to the end user that you were using PGP.
Just make it a check box in the configuration and have a simple check to see if it is installed and working properly.
I think its an excellent idea.