On Thu, 2011-07-14 at 09:41 +0300, Mihai Dobrescu wrote: > First of all, Windows is not a dying platform, but a killing one. Windows is a dying platform and it is being killed by GNU. GNU is now more popular than OS X. I'm not going to argue that with you. If you want to use Windows, you're welcome to. You shouldn't be using EasyTAG anyways, but Windows Media Player or whatever McSoftware Microsoft recommends for managing pre-selected music from their vendor partners encoded in some random proprietary formats. > BTW, > it is used by almost 85% of people having a PC. Most of the world's wealth is in the hands of a handful of people. That doesn't mean that poverty is good just because it is popular. People are not free if they are not informed, and most people have never even heard of GNU. > As long as Adobe will > not produce for Linux, I am bound to Windows, no matter how much it > disrespect people in general. That's your choice. > As long as nobody maintains EasyTag on Windows at this time, how sure > are you of what is or what is not available for Windows in matter of > patches? Are you 100% that it builds on Windows at least? Like I said, I am not going to maintain for Windows but someone else is welcome to. It is a waste of time and about as productive as trying to get it to build under Amiga or DOS. The people that insist on using legacy platforms can do so if they choose to, but they should not drag the resources of the progressive and freedom loving folks down with them. -- Kip Warner -- Software Engineer OpenPGP encrypted/signed mail preferred http://www.thevertigo.com
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