hi i acknowledge your points martin and i really have the greatest respect for developers who contribute in some way...
@martin: you're idea of some kind of fond definitely sounds good but the management of this financial resources seems to be a general prob- lem of os-projects... if you have an idea concerning the question 'who is responsible?' it would be great to hear about it. i never said i would contribute to this project because i don't have the desired skills but helping in making tutorials or designing gui-stuff for the plugin wouldn't be a problem. the point is that we (at least the crossplatform/eclipse-alliance) could use a revived asdt-plugin and i just wanted to hear whether someone is interested in continuing the work of the asdt-project-seen? didn't want to offend anyone... peace! henrik erixtekila wrote: Hey, Martin. I know your opensource efforts. When speaking of "perspectives", I was talking from a development point of view. Of course not budget one ! I too have participated to opensource developments. I too can feel that lots of people say they'll contribute and never do. But don't feel annoyed (like I thnk you are), because I knew this fact before. Sorry if I get you upset, btw. My thread wasn't meant to do it at all. Looking at the great opensource flash related projects, I find nevertheless that an IDE to create flash content is definitively a need. To conclude, let's keep the thread on topic more than the pros and cons of opensource software. Thanks and excuse if any offence. Greetings. ----------- erixtekila http://blog.v-i-a.net/ erixtekila wrote: >> wonder what this list has to say about these two quotes from the >> asdt-list... >> in case someone missed it. wondering whether all of you switched to >> flash- >> develop, haxe or flexbuilder... > We are spoking of IDEs. > FlashDevelop is the only IDE that can *deal* with haXe syntax. > Unfortunatly, it is windows only. > >> would love to see an asdt-revival (maybe with as3-support) but at the >> moment asdt seems to be dead. :'( > ASDT was a real cross-platform IDE initiative. > I assume that HXDT (which seems to have forked ASDT) is also a dead > horse. > > I tend to like Eclipse a lot and non-windows OSes. > I hope a team could revive this (theses) project(s). > I, personnally, can't. > But it has great perspective for who can. > ----------- > erixtekila > http://blog.v-i-a.net/ > > _______________________________________________ osflash mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org
