>That, essentially, the vast majority of people will be evaluating FCP X one year from today in terms of the capability of the product, not the mess Apple made of its introduction, or what that might imply if the product undergoes another major transition in another decade.
Then that is when they should have released FCPX, when it is completely ready. They threw something together trying to keep up with the marketplace, but have too many irons in the fire and at this point in the competition needed to be very different.
Right now FCPX one is a no brainer, someday it may be a pro editing platform again.
Jerry Vogt