XPost: rec.audio.pro   
   From: hankvc@blackhole.lostwells.net   
      
   In article <4bb77ed0$0$56779$edfadb0f@dtext02.news.tele.dk>,   
   Peter Larsen  wrote:   
   >   
   >Sir, you asked for this: if you can not get windows xp to run stably, then   
   >it is an error that is not of the OS. One of the problems I have encountered   
   >in platform migration, and I *did* start on CP/M has been to come to grips   
   >with not doing like on the previous platform when not applicable. I have all   
   >the respect in the world for you and your skills with various computers and   
   >os's, and deep admiration for the Spirit of "getting it to work", don't   
   >spoil it by saying that what you don't know about is not good. As always   
   >being honest and precise up front is what gives you the best feedback and   
   >information sharing.   
   >   
   I think this whole thread is getting pretty far afield.  My initial   
   question was about setting up the TNE 7000 to do its thing, and I got   
   appropriately recalibrated on doing that.   
      
   Now we seem to be in the midst of a Windows vs. Mac advocacy war,   
   which has nothing to do with my setup.  Those two operating systems   
   may be popular in some quarters, but I'm not using either one.   
      
   I do expect to have Audacity and Gnome Wave Cleaner up and running   
   shortly---they are the last links in a chain of open source audio   
   programs I've been working with.  I'll probably run them on their   
   original home operating systems just to see what they do, though the   
   hardware isn't the best for the job.   
      
   Hank   
      
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