Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2005 10:39 am
I was hoping people would read the over-the-top tone of the last few sentences of the paragraph as sarcasm.
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I have... to no satisfaction.On 2005-12-04 21:06, hubird wrote:
phyx, read awhyle along the different threads about 4.5![]()
The other threads are worthless.On 2005-12-05 03:45, stardust wrote:
Phyx,
I guess the gentlemen here expected you to read the existing threads.
Anyway reading them is not very helpful because there is virtually no authorized information from CWA in those threads.
I guess the best is to e-mail them and ask for the version history, which is fair enough since you paid for it.
And dont be surprised about these reactions.
There is too much prophets and too less savior.![]()
I spent a lot of money on their proprietary system. I can not install another operating system to run their cards. THEREFORE I am an investor. I have put time and effort into a product that depends on a single company to exist.On 2005-12-05 06:58, Liquid Len wrote:
Well, *maybe* calling yourself a major investor, when you are just another customer, could be construed as 'non-factual' or 'whining'. It's hard not to smile when I picture Creamware opening up the finer details of their work and progress to the public (making a versioning repository public!), because a customer is annoyed. Did you think Creamware is an autonomous collective? You're fooling yourself. It's a dictatorship. A self-perpetuating autocracy. The working classes get screwed. Just accept it.
Heheh. That doesn't make you an investor. You don't become an investor in a car company if you buy a car from them, or a pot of margarine from a margarine company.On 2005-12-06 05:36, phyx wrote:
I spent a lot of money on their proprietary system. I can not install another operating system to run their cards. THEREFORE I am an investor. I have put time and effort into a product that depends on a single company to exist.
my Korg 1212 doesn't run anymore EVEN WITH a still existing company - they just write 'not supported anymore'On 2005-12-06 05:36, phyx wrote:
...I have put time and effort into a product that depends on a single company to exist.