The founder of the company is Daniel James, who was one of the founders of LinuxUser & Developer magazine, and the original director of the linuxaudio.org consortium. Free Ekanayaka is in charge of software development - he is a Debian Developer on the Multimedia Team, and was previously known for his work on the AGNULA/DeMuDi Linux distribution. Tim Hall takes care of user experience testing and documentation; he's a professional musician and a published author on creative Linux topics. Quentin Harley is a sound engineer based in South Africa, and is our consultant covering African markets.

There are lots of reasons; here are just a few. We can preconfigure the software, including full branding, saving you development and deployment time. We can support your customers properly, instead of passing them back for you to deal with. And our software can help you differentiate your products in a market saturated with Windows-based systems. Please ask us about the OEM products we've been working on.

Quite possibly - please get in touch via the contacts page and talk to us about it. We also develop and package software for 32-bit CPUs of course, including low-energy x86 compatibles like the AMD Geode and the Via C3.

We're very flexible, and are willing to negotiate over support terms for volume orders. However, per-unit terms may suit an OEM which wants to gauge market demand first.