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I feel like we should be promoting the fork that was created during the drama some years ago, rather than audacity. They really have lost faith in the community and every time they are mentioned, basically there is no love.
I just can't remember the name of the fork.
I didn’t see any issues with the dev-build-only telemetry, and I think the license issues were honest mistakes from a new company (I mean, you’d get sued for violating the license!). Especially since they have the beats and measures feature, I’m giving them another chance until they do more shady stuff.
What did Audacity do?
For those, like me who entered this chat wondering why the hostility? Here is a great write up of what happened in 2021.
https://hackaday.com/2021/07/13/muse-group-continues-tone-deaf-handling-of-audacity/
Still having a hard time trusting Muse Group
This version still got the data scraper in it?
The new UI and effects look stunning, but I'm concerned about the new corporate direction the project is taking
The "MuseHub 2.0" part worries me. Muse Hub is an incredibly useless and bloated launcher I didn't ask for sneakily bundled with MuseScore that constantly attempts to run in the background as if it was malware.