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Re: What I've been doing.







>Pierre Phaneuf wrote:
>Peter Burns wrote:

>> I guess what I really mean to say is that my goals aren't really the
>> same as PenguinPlay or crystalspace, so I don't know if I'd like to do
>> will be of any benefit to those projects.

>Maybe not directly, but musical/audio content creation on Linux is
>something also very much needed.

>A cross-platform solution with at least Linux/Windows (maybe Mac would
>be nice) could be mucho useful. You start by giving the Windows version
>to content developers, and if/when they switch, the app can follow.
>Also, you can tweak their work without booting up Windows.

The biggest problem with cross platform development between Linux/Windows is
the user interface.

QT is cross platform but is non-free under windows.

MFC/win32 is obviously not cross platform (and not very well designed either)
though it
is easy to get something going quick.

Tor Lillqvist has been porting gtk to win32
(http://user.sgic.fi/~tml/gimp/win32/)
I've downloaded the source and started playing with it, but it took me a while
to simply
compile it, and haven't been able to test it with a simple application yet. The
is another
project to port gtk to beos.






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