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Re: [opensuse-multimedia] Jahshaka 64 bit rpm binaries?
- From: Bob Williams <linux@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 1 May 2007 20:59:19 +0100
- Message-id: <200705012059.20731.linux@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
On Monday 30 April 2007 18:30:02 Richard Creighton wrote:
> > Does anyone know of there are any rpm packages of jahshaka for
> > openSUSE x86_64 systems?
[snip]
>
> Cinelerra is probably your best bet despite the hardware issue. In
> other words, consider changing the video card if need be. I
> sympathize with your problem having had similar problems when I also
> made the decision to never again use any software or hardware that
> *required* Windows in order to work.
>
I think I'm already coming to the same conclusion. 50-80 UKP spent on a video
card that allows me to use Cinelerra must be the best option.
> I can only suggest that until you find your solution that you undertake
> a concerted effort to write each and every vendor and manufacturer of
> products that you use or would use explaining that while they probably
> won't notice the loss of your business individually, they most
> definitely would notice the increase in business from the many tens of
> thousands of Linux system owners that would purchase their products if
> they would properly support Linux in a way similar to their support of
> Windows and that in many, if not most cases, their investment would be
> minimal by writing code that uses API's that are "compatible" between
> multiple OS platforms rather than falling into the trap of proprietary
> code useful only in one, predatory corporations' OS.
>
> Linux is right at 'critical mass' in terms of volume and the smart
> vendors would be wise to recognize this and provide support now, both in
> terms of hardware support and in terms of driver and other software
> support.
>
I agree with the sentiment, but have to admit that I'm usually too lazy to
actually write the letters. Note to self - don't be such a wimp, just do it!
--
Bob
openSUSE 10.2 x86_64, Kernel 2.6.18.8-0.1, KDE 3.5.6 r31.4
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> > Does anyone know of there are any rpm packages of jahshaka for
> > openSUSE x86_64 systems?
[snip]
>
> Cinelerra is probably your best bet despite the hardware issue. In
> other words, consider changing the video card if need be. I
> sympathize with your problem having had similar problems when I also
> made the decision to never again use any software or hardware that
> *required* Windows in order to work.
>
I think I'm already coming to the same conclusion. 50-80 UKP spent on a video
card that allows me to use Cinelerra must be the best option.
> I can only suggest that until you find your solution that you undertake
> a concerted effort to write each and every vendor and manufacturer of
> products that you use or would use explaining that while they probably
> won't notice the loss of your business individually, they most
> definitely would notice the increase in business from the many tens of
> thousands of Linux system owners that would purchase their products if
> they would properly support Linux in a way similar to their support of
> Windows and that in many, if not most cases, their investment would be
> minimal by writing code that uses API's that are "compatible" between
> multiple OS platforms rather than falling into the trap of proprietary
> code useful only in one, predatory corporations' OS.
>
> Linux is right at 'critical mass' in terms of volume and the smart
> vendors would be wise to recognize this and provide support now, both in
> terms of hardware support and in terms of driver and other software
> support.
>
I agree with the sentiment, but have to admit that I'm usually too lazy to
actually write the letters. Note to self - don't be such a wimp, just do it!
--
Bob
openSUSE 10.2 x86_64, Kernel 2.6.18.8-0.1, KDE 3.5.6 r31.4
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