> I'm intrested in an AppKit library (gnustep-gui) especially designed for > targeting MS Windows platform. I guess I'll be forced to start a new > project. In this way, AppKit would not only be a serious solution when > porting Cocoa application written on Mac OS X to Windows, but it would > also be a complement or competitor to existing frameworks and > technologies on MS Windows. > > We could extract current code-base from GNUstep repository. Essentially, > my initial idea is that AppKit should be especially optimized for MS > Windows look and feel, including controls and menus. > > I don't currently know how much about Windows programming or how much > work is needed for this. But at least this is my idea. Is there anyone > other intrested in this or am I alone?
Everyone would be interested in having a more native look&feel for GNUstep on Windows. :-) ... (specially menus). I'm not exactly sure what you mean / are planning in the rest of your email ... but "starting a new project" doesn't seem the right approach to me in order to get a more native Windows look&feel. This is a free software project ... you are very welcome to contribute and help us. If you submit good patches, they will be accepted. You don't need to start a new project in order to make some changes you want ... ;-) Thanks _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnustep mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnustep
