Re: Alpha-11 soon?

I was pondering this problem and wondered if the Java-GUI('s) won't work on 
Windows. Java is supposed to be cross-platform. All applications I have coded 
work just fine on Linux and all Windows-flavors. (flavor doesn't suggest that 
it tastes nice ;))

Laters,
Jeroen

On Friday 23 January 2004 23:26, Edward L Haletky wrote:
> And more on this front....
>
> The 'CORE' has been almost complete ported to Win32 using MINGW.
>
> Unfortunately for us the TrollTech QT 3 for Windows is NOT Free and
> all I have is the free 2.3 version. :( So a UI for it will be quite
> a bit away. That is unless someone has a GTK client hanging around
> somewhere.
>
> -Edward Haletky
>
> On Fri, 2004-01-23 at 16:46, Meredydd wrote:
> > Hey all,
> > 	Despite the relative torpor on the list, a lot has been happening to
> > eb-lite (very little of it from me, actually!). So, it has been
> > suggested that we release alpha-11 in the reasonably near future.
> >
> > Things have been growing quite a lot, actually, so I've been considering
> > tweaking the way we do things. Anyway, what about some *gasp*
> > pre-release testing by the users as well as the developers this time?
> >
> > So: is there anyone out there who could help us out, please? There are
> > two things you can do - the first is to download the latest bleeding
> > from subversion (or a nightly tarball), and check whether it works for
> > your setup. The other is to make a mock-release tarball
> > ("dist/make_dist.sh source_tarball" will do it), then test it on your
> > system. If you could also work up any kind of binary distribution
> > (RPMs, DEBs, etc), that would be absolutely brilliant.
> >
> > Thanks a lot,
> >
> > Meredydd
> >
> > _______________________________________________
> > Everybuddy mailing list
> > [email protected]
> > http://lists.spine.cx/listinfo/everybuddy
>
> _______________________________________________
> Everybuddy mailing list
> [email protected]
> http://lists.spine.cx/listinfo/everybuddy