Amaya: Open Source Gem? Or, Disaster By Committee?

My Mac is loaded with tools; editors, utilities, applications—some, such as GraphicConverter are general tools, others, such as Transmit, handle specific needs. Amaya may have a place in that tool Box. Or not.

Not? Amaya’s most redeeming quality is the price. It’s free. Alexis is prepping for mommyhood so I’ve been tapped to find a Friday Freebie. Amaya is free.

Another redeeming quality is that Amaya is Open Source and comes from W3C, the international consortium.... (excerpted).

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