Constellation

[Charles Hartman]

No, sorry, I wasn't clear -- my point was the opposite. For almost  
everything I do (except sending email and writing prose) -- music for  
example -- I have to put together bits and pieces of programs,  
whether they're open-source or not. Since a lot of the grunge time  
goes (of course) into getting the programs to work together in either  
case, and since the commercial ones are generally *harder* to  
combine, the attraction of open-source solutions mounts up pretty  
quickly.

But I think I'm off-topic. Sorry.

Charles Hartman

On Oct 21, 2005, at 3:19 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:

> Charles,
>
> Notwithstanding your experience and not sure of Jim's intention, I  
> can attest to doing the 'multiple free program shuffle' many times.  
> For instance to create a VCD from home videos took at least 5 free  
> programs, so I just broke down and bought Nero which worked great.
>
> best,
>
> Chipp
>
> Charles Hartman wrote:
>
>
>> Are you saying this is a difference between open-source and   
>> commercial software? That sure isn't my experience.
>>
>
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