helping wxWindows

[Jim Franklin]

Hi Sean,
  Sorry I don't have a copy of Metrowerks(CodeWarrior?).  I kinda got
tired of the the borrowing thing myself which is why I went to Debian
GNU/linux.  I try to adhere to the FSF concept.  I can't say I'm perfect
in that regard cause I use a "hostage"(non-free) program myself, JDE.  I
was looking at the Metrowerks website and from what I saw Metrowerks
packages with SUSE I'm pretty sure.  Those would probably be the folks
to ask.

http://www.gnu.org/testimonials/testimonials.html

JPF

Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
> 
> Hi all, in case you have not heard there is this spiffy thing called wxWindows.
>  It allows one to write a GUI in C++ that with a simple recompile will run w/ a
> native look and feel on Windows (MFC) and UNIX (via GTK and soon QT).  There is
> currently work on a Be and a Mac port.
> 
> I am interested because a nice mail app called Mahogany is being developed with
> wxWindows.  This means that EVERYONE can use one mail app.  It even has Python
> embedded so you can add modules and script code in Python that can talk to the
> mail app and the wxWindows code as well.
> 
> Now Mahogany is being worked on by a Debian user (he will be a developer when
> he gets around to it) so deb support is a goal.  However it needs help.  His
> latest request is that someone with a Mac look into the wxMac port.  I have
> access to a Mac thanks to a fellow employee but no copy of MetroWerks.  If
> anyone knows where I might be able to umm... borrow a copy I would appreciate
> it.
> 
> Mahogany: http://www.phy.hw.ac.uk/~karsten/Mahogany/
> 
> wxWindows: http://www.wxwindows.org
> 
> Thanks for your interest.