On 3/24/07, Eric Tucker <hugafish8@???> wrote:
> will say this though the rest of the people involved here do need to step up and voice their opinions on such matters even though they may seem trivial at first. Just getting involved in the process will move things forward generally speaking. Also just food for thought, I'm a guitar player, not a good one I just like to play. and I also think that there are lots of vertical application niches that these Distros could cater to to help with there marketing efforts. Example lets say there are 100 plus music distros out there but I come along and release a dyn that is a shell that contains Jack /Alsa but I also distribute on the same cd a sh__ load of modules that serve as the topping to the ice cream. We now have a new WOW factor for getting this Distro. You like chocolate chips on top of yours and I like raspberry's and chocolate chips. But to make it even nicer is that not only do I have all the ingredients to make my ice cream but I now have all of these cool ways to
> make it and dress it a bunch of different recipes to go with it as well. Such as what is called handy resources IE Tabs, MIDI recipes, instructional lessons, setup examples, recording examples you get the drift. All this would be part of a user group contrib effort. The million dollar question would be how to orchestrate such an effort?

dyne can already do everything that everone here has asked for. they
must simply follow the directions and compile their favorite software.
I do it, and only come to the list when I have specific issues with
compiling, and jaromil has been quick to help.

I'm seeing multiple posts that contsist of nothing but whining. If
you want something done, then do it! The instructions are out there,
and it's not that hard! Of better yet, but a bounty on the task you
want done and have someone do it. Easy as pie. Do the work, and THEN
bitch to the list if things go wrong.

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Josh Lawrence
http://www.hardbop200.com