>>Would be interesting to compare with recently released Screenweaver HX
>>(http://haxe.org/swhx).
> 
> 
> ...says one of the authors of Screenweaver HX.  Being a shill doesn't
> work unless you use a different name.  ;)

Steven. You're posting your self-made comparison proclaiming mProjector
as the uber-wrapper. I don't see any moral problem at pointing you at a
new - completely rewritten from scratch - version of ScreenWeaver so
that you can compare it as well.

Now I could come with my own comparison or "selling points", but I guess
that would not be seen as something fair, so it's better to give links
to people so they can start making their own opinion. Depending on the
features needed by the end-user, there might not be one single
"kill-them-all" choice.

If you want to be impartial and be able to efficiently advise people
about projector wrappers, you should stop throwing random facts without
evaluating first other technologies. I'm in general quite reluctant to
listen to people calling "crap!" before they even had a look at a given
solution.

Finally, I've been working with Edwin on SWHX and while I can't say
about previous Screenweaver, I can ensure you about the code quality of
SWHX. And you know what ? You can check it by yourself by browsing
https://svn.motion-twin.com/haxeDesktop/swhx.
If you find any bug, please report it to us ;)

Nicolas


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