I mean our (US) officials are trying to make everything be like in olden times.
 
Maybe they can bring back DOS on all computers?
 
Simpler times, no?
 

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I wish they'd bring Sir Les back . . . umm . . . wait a minute, I thought I was in the Coffee House doh
 
sorry . . . as you were.

bapu
I mean our (US) officials are trying to make everything be like in olden times.
 
Maybe they can bring back DOS on all computers?
 
Simpler times, no?
 

Simpler times, only because you knew the limitations, and it was hard to get past them.
Now we all have (potentially) broadcast quality audio recording / mastering at our fingertips.
Except, wait a minute, broadcasting has all changed hasn't it ? Now, that's the hard part.
FWIW . . . computers still have DOS, I use it everyday, in fact, I had to buy a new keyboard the other day . . .
. . . wore out the "enter" key on my old one, kept hitting it too hard like it was the snare drum or something . . .
 
Oh yeah, forgot to say "Cakewalk", so we don't get moved to the coffee house.

DOS rocked!  No doubt about it! 

I have a laptop with Cake 3.1 and it fired up last week.  I think it is Windows 3 also but might be dos

No frankly, I do not want to go back to DOS, but I ask myself more and more whether the last 10 years have been really a progress? Windows 8, 10, cloud spyware, "intelligent" software installers, VST3, licenses only online, law rules on the internet, internet pages and shops, ..., is that better nowadays than in 2010?
 
Was it not so much better when you could buy a software for lifetime, install it offline with your license key only and run it offline? Was the software not more rugged, so that they did not have to sent you an update all couple of weeks? Frankly, I doubt if future is always advance! (Sure it is not black and white)
 
Marc

I like monkeys
 

IBTMTTCH

paulo
 
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Fixed!!