I'd love to believe that that's how they work. I have around a hundred thousand files here, each one with a hundred thousand lines of code - and I'm not actively recoding any one of them, so I hope that there are more than a hundred million Ubuntu coders out there working hard to do the work.
I can confirm that the Intrepid version works with Hardy - actually it makes a nice addition (I also have limewire and Frostwire ticking away) and put in a very nice performance once it managed to connect (and given the nature of my Thai managed apartment's free WiFi connection).
I'd love to believe that that's how they work. I have around a hundred thousand files here, each one with a hundred thousand lines of code - and I'm not actively recoding any one of them, so I hope that there are more than a hundred million Ubuntu coders out there working hard to do the work.
I can confirm that the Intrepid version works with Hardy - actually it makes a nice addition (I also have limewire and Frostwire ticking away) and put in a very nice performance once it managed to connect (and given the nature of my Thai managed apartment's free WiFi connection).