On Mon, 23 Oct 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >Because one port isn't being kept up with the others...
Exactly. Source code is useful for this, too, BTW. Also, there's no need to keep the development for each platform seperate: Mozilla is a full blown web browser that compiles for Windows, OS/2, MacOS, OpenVMS, Linux, Solaris, and several other UNIX systems, and we can't even keep a Sam emulator in one piece? Why is this? The main portability problems are, AFAICS, toolkits, graphics, sound and input libraries. Here, we're just dealing with a keyboard, a mouse, and a bitmap screen. It can't be *that* hard... -- Stuart Brady
