On 7/4/02 9:33 PM, this important TedMail was sent by "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > Do any of you know if OS X will compile WINE just fine > also? > OS X probably will not compile WINE, nor even if it did would it be very useful. WINE is not an emulator, but more of a compatibility layer. It runs MS API's without having to recompile them or run them through a hardware emulator. It is similar in concept to the Classic environment. Since OS X runs on the PPC architecture, the API's running in WINE (assuming that it could be compiled) wouldn't work because they are trying to run on an architecture they are not assembled to run on. The implied question you are asking is: Is there a product similar to NetStumbler for Mac OS X? Yes, there is. Try MacStumbler (do a search for it on http://www.versiontracker.com). It is similar in concept, if not in features to NetStumbler. -- Josh Little [EMAIL PROTECTED] PGP: 0x30507C93 Ars Gladii Historical European Swordsmanship http://homepage.mac.com/lvcian/arsgladii --
