#ns – this will produce % prompt (Ctrl+C to exit) PATH=$PATH:$HOME/bin:/ns-allinone-2.31/bin:/ns-allinone-2.31/tcl8.4.14/unix:/ns-allinone-2.31/tk8.4.14/unixĮxport USERNAME BASH_ENV PATH LD_LIBRARY_PATH TCL_LIBRARYĬheck the good working of ns2 by just typing the following command.  #tar –xvf ns*.tar this will extract ns.28 under the directory /ns-allinone-2.31Īfter successful installation, edit the /root/.bash_profile with the following values – then only the following commands will work from any project directory)  #gunzip –d ns*.gz this will extract ns-allinone-2.31.tar in the / file system

 login as root copy the ns-allinone-2.31.tar.gz file in / (the root of the filesystem) If you are not having ns2.31, then download ns2.31 from the following link I doubt many iOS apps offer a positive return on investment for any larger companies in and of themselves.Here we assume that the student is a Graduate/research level student with elementary knowledge of Linux and ns2.įor installation of Linux and ns2.31, refer internet for the procedure for installing Linux and installing ns2 on Linux or consult your lab admin or your friend or anybody who knows installation of Linux and ns2ġ. BeatHawk is a vehicle to sell sound packs and the desktop apps, same for Zenbeats. GarageBand is an enticement to graduate to Logic and as an attraction to sell iOS devices. But, at the end of the day the equation is the same: the return has to be worth the investment or the product will not be allocated resources forever. Larger companies can sometimes decide to take a loss in order to maintain brand presence or as an enticement to other products such as higher priced desktop apps, sound packs, etc. Just because companies are bigger doesn’t mean they automatically sell more. If it’s hard to make enough to support one developer, then it’s harder make enough to pay more developers. Matt's comments in the thread are in lime with what several iOS music dev friends have said over the past few is getting harder and harder to make enough money on iOS-only music apps to justify it as anything but a hobby.ĭoesn’t really apply so much to comany developers (Zenbeats/Cubase/GarageBand/Besthawk etc). I've been unable to dedicate much time to NanoStudio 2' 'I'm sure many of you can attest that the last 18 months have been unusual.

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