I did a bit of a fiddle for trying to get evo to build under cygwin a little while ago (using GARNOME to help) - some of the deps needed a bit of tweaking (pretty simple makefile/C fixes) but i got stuck when something made GCC not work anymore (gotta lurrve w2k). There should be a discussion (short) in the archives from a few weeks/months ago about this. apparently there's a module or package or something that'll need more work - but feel welcome to try :)
On Tue, 2004-01-06 at 23:21, Christian Kraus wrote: > Hi, > > I googled severeal hours for searching the topic "Evolution port for > Windows". What I found are hundreds of threads in which people asking > whether a port of Evolution for Windows exists or not. Well it doesn�t. Some > people already tried to start one, according to a thread in the > evolution-hackers archive 11/2003. But since then I haven�t heard news about > it. At least some parts of gnome have been ported to Windows with cygwin > (Cygnome) > > Of course, Ximian doesn�t seem to have a port. Well, as Ximian is a company > they don�t want to start a new project which means more work/supporttime for > them and no money they get for it. I don�t want Ximian doing the work. > > Perhaps their developers, perhaps some of you already started to try a port > but didnt�t go on because of lack of time. Who knows ? > So I - and I think this is not only me who wants to- would like to wish that > you just give all your "porting experiments" to the public. Let�s collect > all efforts of porting Evolution to the Windows platform and try to start a > new project. > > > thanks for your audience > > Christian Kraus > > > _______________________________________________ > evolution-hackers maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution-hackers >
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