True. That is the great advantage of Linux, if it
doesn't work, you can fix it. Can't say the same for
Windows. If it doesn't work, you can pay more for
a new version that will still probably not work.

>
> P.S. Linux users are also more used to software not
> working properly and  having to figure out how to fix it
> themselves :-) )
>
>

You're really in Linux mode now, just as well, how's the Linux Audio 
Conference going?


Victor Lazzarini wrote:
> True. That is the great advantage of Linux, if it
> doesn't work, you can fix it. Can't say the same for
> Windows. If it doesn't work, you can pay more for
> a new version that will still probably not work.
> 
>> P.S. Linux users are also more used to software not
>> working properly and  having to figure out how to fix it
>> themselves :-) )
>>
>>