- Full source code included, as always
- Universal Binary support (hack with app stub copy/paste)
- Runs on 10.2 - 10.5
- New Roster Server, so make some new friends
- New "YinYang" appearance
Apple, I wish you would reconsider. I love Cocoa Java. It's a
great way to write applications.
Time to familiarize myself with Objective-C. Would you really
write a server in C or Objective-C nowadays, though?
The most recent discussion I remember.
Replacement for Cocoa-Java bridge
You could probably find in the archives something from about when
Apple sort of deprecated this concerning getting an open source
effort rolling but I never heard of such a effort getting going.
You would probably find a number of occasions where I mention my
macnative package (URL included with my signature below). Usually
with the caveat of my time put in on it depending on any interest.
Your post would I guess count as one list post of interest. Counting
as more interest might be something off-list indicating someone
wanted to use it, test it, develop on it, or criticize or otherwise
talk about it. That to me might count as more motivating interest.
Parity is nice. Oh well. Back to the funny farm.
Yeah well when the parity bits are off you have corrupted data right?
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