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> But to call it "open source" is a little disingenuous ... no Linux > or Mac support for the development tools? Pfeh! No MIDI? No real USB? > For the record, "open source" simply means that the code is available to users upon request. This box totally satisfies this requirement: the hardware is documented and alterable, the firmware is user changeable, and, on top of that, the existing firmware is programmable. There is no requirement that "open source" work on a multitude of platforms. The beauty of open source is that you can create a platform, rather than a finished product, and let the community decide what features are worth adding. From the FAQ, he says "This is a one-man project which resulted from creating something I wanted for myself and making it available to the public." This is one reason the double-ohs are cooler than the 90's - things like this simply could NOT happen 10 years ago!!! Peter