On Tue, 4 Oct 2011, DRC wrote:
Frankly, the fact that the main project developers insist on the use of
esoteric build environments is a problem.
MinGW had 1,059,337 downloads the last 7 days. The method of cross
compiling Windows binaries on Linux, using MinGW, is used by popular
projects such as VLC. I'm not sure if you know about it, but VLC is a
long-time open-source favorite, typically considered one of the best media
players, and have had 36,900,001 downloads on cnet.com alone.
Calling MinGW "esoteric" is just plain wrong.
though, we're all in the dark regarding what Cendio is doing with the
code. It would be helpful to at least have some communication regarding
upcoming ThinLinc releases, so we know generally what snapshot of the
code that Cendio is testing/stabilizing.
We are always using the trunk version.
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583 30 Linköping Phone: +46-13-21 46 00
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