In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mike Pinkerton) wrote:
> With the advent of OSX and Carbon, the number of options and
> combinations for mozilla are staggering. We'd like to get a feel for
> where our external embedding customers would like to see us focus our
> limited resources.
Is this a question as to whether or not builds will exist for OS 9 vs.
OS X or rather what the emphasis will be for embedding? I see no reason
to drop either platform altogether.
Personally -- as an end user -- I'd like to see some kind of OS X build
at the forefront with the OS 9 (Classic) build having less emphasis
(more like a port). From what I've read, Carbon is really a temporary
solution for OS X optimization, so any attempt to make a build with a
UNIX back-end and a Cocoa front-end would be appreciated. (Yes, I know,
"no one wants to program in Objective C," but for Mozilla and Netscape
to be considered a serious contender for OS X users, it's going to have
to be top-notch, and that might not be possible with Carbon.)
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