Theres loads of commercial stuff on linux. (Bmax itself for a start).
With the ability to compile for linux, opens far more doors than the ability to compile for WM ever could in terms of multiple potential areas it can be used, everything from PCs to embedded interactive information displays to mobile phones and pdas.
Ive aready done a bit of custom embedded work in max/linux and got paid a good price so to say it doesn't pay is not true.
I would like to see support for WM (more the merrier) but what GFK was originally suggesting is a big step back if you ask me.
With the ability to compile for linux, opens far more doors than the ability to compile for WM ever could in terms of multiple potential areas it can be used, everything from PCs to embedded interactive information displays to mobile phones and pdas.
Ive aready done a bit of custom embedded work in max/linux and got paid a good price so to say it doesn't pay is not true.
I would like to see support for WM (more the merrier) but what GFK was originally suggesting is a big step back if you ask me.