whats with the disclaimer?.....
Any reaper for Linux on the horizon?
some numbnutz made a easily testable claim about something, I asked him to back it up, instead he ad-hom'd me, so I asked him for any evidence at all, so I got booted for "advertising"
So I'm just saying...
yo jw, good to see ya....that sucks about the Audiophile with no Vista drivers.....I'm still on XP so hopefully by the time I go to XP the problem will be solved....I figured M-Audio would have been more on the ball with drivers......well well, i have missed the Reaper 4 sho......(yo Gidge--long time)
i downloaded the reaper demo and yea---kinda cool. now i wonder if it comes in Linux? mainly because my audiophile 24/96 works in Linux. but not N-track with Vista.
I use Vista and Linux but the 24/96 don't have drivers for Vista yet....I don't have a legit copy of XP anymore so nix Xp.
Any reaper for Linux on the horizon?
so you're saying you don't have any ties to Reaper, monetary or otherwise?
I always assumed you did.....
yea me to. then again, this card is over 5 years old(me owning it anyway) so one would think they'd catch up. but it's not just M-audio that's lagging behind, it's a lot of hardware. my i gig cruzer thumb drive won't even work on Vista. the newer 4 gigs will..........I figured M-Audio would have been more on the ball with drivers......