I'm trying to get into doing some Cocoa programming, but I ran into a snag, I can't find a good resource editor. I don't run System 7 at all, so I can't run classic mac apps, which is fine with me. But I've only found two resource editors for OS X. One was 250$ commercial app, the other a shareware thing that didn't seem to work for me. So thats about as far as my Cocoa programming has gone. Apple has a lot of sample code up tho if your interested in learning. I'm looking forward to doing a bit of work in objective C.
On another note, I was wondering if there was enough community support to start a OS X users group list. I could advertise a little around school and might be able to drum up a user or two there... Jim On Tuesday, January 29, 2002, at 09:07 AM, Jacob Shaw wrote: > I second kbob's opinion. I think modesty and non-anality go a long way. > > I wonder if I should start assaulting the masses to start calling > everything > J/GNU/Linux for that SCSI controller patch I submitted for the 2.0.x > kernel...hmm! > > In other news, how many other OS X users do we have here? I use OS X > pretty > heavily now (ditched the PC laptop at work for a tibook, and have a > G4/867 > at home). How many of you have done some system-level or even Cocoa/Java > coding? > > > Cheers. > > > On 1/28/02 10:54 PM, "Bob Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> My opinion: We should replace all occurrences of "Linux" with >> "Linux (*not* GNU/Linux; somebody buy RMS a clue -- he even says >> "free beer" like it's a bad thing!)" >
