>> P.S.: It would be a great step to have a command line version of MC for
>> MacOS X, so we could run CGIs and stuff.
>
>We'll probably get around to doing that at some point, but it depends
>on getting some X11 libraries for OS X. With those, such an engine
>would pretty much be just a recompile. Without them, it'd be several
>tedious days of stubbing out all the drawing routines. Word is that
>there is an X11 port in the works, though, so it may not be too long a
>wait. Even if the X server doesn't work right, we'll still be able to
>use the client libraries to build a console-mode engine for Darwin
>(the BSD API OS X is built on).
XFree86 was ported to OSX (Darwin) including version 4.x (darwininfo.org) but there
aren't many applications for it yet. How well it works remains to be seen.
> Regards,
> Scott
>
>PS: I can't recall ever posting a message with more acronyms and code
>names. These are truly trying times...
>
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