dandelion to Open Source@lemmy.ml • 3 years agoAudacity Developers Apologize, Revise Controversial Privacy Policyfosspost.orgmessage-square19fedilinkarrow-up146arrow-down11
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minus-squareSandro Linuxlinkfedilink21•3 years agoFor me this is too little too late. Muse group have show their colours and I no longer want to use any of their products
minus-square@AgreeableLandscape@lemmy.mlMlinkfedilink12•edit-23 years agoAlso, this feels too much like crocodile tears. As in they’re only apologizing as damage control because people were choosing to fork the project or not use it entirely, not because they actually feel bad.
minus-squareOrangeSlicelinkfedilink7•3 years agoI feel you, but Audacity is still the top free audio editor. Perhaps a fork is in order?
minus-square@AgreeableLandscape@lemmy.mlMlinkfedilink7•3 years agoWe (as in the FLOSS community) did this with LibreOffice and MariaDB, we can do it again!
minus-square@Matheo_bis@lemmy.mllinkfedilink10•3 years agoI heard manly of Audacium, but way too much forks run wild RW. Don’t know how many of them will be updated with time
For me this is too little too late. Muse group have show their colours and I no longer want to use any of their products
Also, this feels too much like crocodile tears. As in they’re only apologizing as damage control because people were choosing to fork the project or not use it entirely, not because they actually feel bad.
Yeah and that is why I can no longer trust them
I feel you, but Audacity is still the top free audio editor. Perhaps a fork is in order?
Tenacity is a cool Audacity fork
Hopefully development will settle on one soon.
We (as in the FLOSS community) did this with LibreOffice and MariaDB, we can do it again!
Or two!
I heard manly of Audacium, but way too much forks run wild RW. Don’t know how many of them will be updated with time