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If REAPER ever become open-source (as you said before that it may, right?), then what will be the pros and cons of it? Tbh, I find open source softwares less stable & buggier than the proprietary softwares
Asked by Abhi (117.197.7.x) on April 6 2019, 5:26pm
Reply on April 7 2019, 3:47am:
It would become open-source before it would ever be abandoned ;)
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Posted by Abhi (103.66.143.x) on April 7 2019, 8:16am:
So, you have a plan for abandoning such a beautiful software? :( also, making REAPER open-source may introduce lots of bugs & the software would eventually become less stable than now. I tried lots of open-source DAWs, none of them are as good as proprietary softwares. It clearly shows that paid softwares are better than free softwares. Maybe, some are exceptions (GIMP, VLC etc.)
Posted by EvilDragon (141.138.32.x) on April 12 2019, 3:03pm:
It's a fallacy that open-source software has more bugs than proprietary software. :)
Posted by Vitali (212.87.13.x) on April 13 2019, 7:52pm:
@ED especially if this software is made by Justin ;)
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EvilDragon is right. Vitali I think you might have misunderstood him, though.
Posted by Vitali (193.0.77.x) on April 15 2019, 1:38pm:
@Justin I understood him and added something from my own. ;) I agree a number of bugs doesn't depend on source code type.
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