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Mon Jan 8 05:43:02 PST 2007

On Sun, Jan 07, 2007 at 02:49:31PM +0000, Thomas E. Spanjaard wrote:
> A bit off-topic perhaps, but I wonder how much of a future OSS has, with 
> ALSA being sort-of the standard on the most popular open sores operating 
> system, Linux.

ALSA only exists on Linux, OSS is supported on most other systems. OSS
is easy to emulate -- ALSA not. ALSA is complicated and doesn't over
much over OSS (if applications would actually use all the features of
OSS). So I do believe OSS has a good future.

Joerg