Re: really attracting developers

[joekewoud_]

Do you mean the Itunes/quicktime development kits, or do you mean  
rhapsody?
Quicktime and Itunes are based on carbon, not on cocoa (the renamed  
openstep api)
And if I am well informed the rhapsody license is expired. Nice if  
you want make apps for
your own, but not so handy if you want to release something. You  
could not because
you would use the framework, and so would also need a license to use  
and distribute it.
I hope I am wrong with this, and if you have more suggestions, they  
would be very welcome.

Ewoud


On Sep 3, 2006, at 5:11 PM, Pete French wrote:

> > I want to use this great nextstep framework and the beauty of
> > objective-c to work on *windows*
>
> Out of interest, did you ever try using Apple's developent kit for  
> Windows ?
> I know they discontinued it, but there are still copies floating  
> around,
> and it rather nice - also gives you an idea of how close a *Step  
> app can
> come to fitting in with Windows without a re-write.
>
> -bat.
>
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