What that was intended to mean was that I will be using my dedicated laptop as the music server during the fest with my choice of software.  Put your music on a memory stick or write the files to a DVD and I will transfer them to the laptop server for listening.  

Ironically, the name Decware comes from a business I started in the late 1980's where I wrote BBS software (FIDO/OPUS).  I also of course ran a BBS ("Bulletin Board System" for you post internet readers)  I also coded something called the Online Shopping Mall and created a international network called OMNET.  It was a way for people to type into a search box anything they wanted to shop for, and see related products pop up from different stores for instant comparison shopping.  During the final year of Beta testing the whole system with live stores, I had a computer crash and despite my automated Tape Backup System which failed when I went to restore... My last 3400 hours of source code evaporated into hyperspace.  I pulled the plug on it and shifted my attention to audio.  I must say I still feel a little sting every time I get on ebay.

Despite being really good at it once, programming playback software is not something I'd be any good at now.  The technology moves too fast.