Yes, it does use wxwidgets, and the dev's are big fans of BeOS. (nice guys, too)! The last time I emailed them about a beos port, I believe the only thing preventing it was the widgets- the back-end is basically platform/OS neutral. It's a great program.
-Shaka
On May 28, 2006, at 4:15 PM, Alexander Jussow wrote:
sorry, hit the wrong button.
AFAIK, audacity uses wxwidgets - one more reason to port it.
2006/5/28, Alexander Jussow <alex.jussow@xxxxxxxxx >:just a note, AFAIK
2006/5/28, Shaka < shaka@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
If so, I'd drop my Mac OS X for Haiku as soon as the net stack was
ready (I'd also talk about Haiku to millions of people on a sirius
radio show I'm a part of... ;-)
-I'm gonna talk either way, I just thought it'd be nice :-)
On May 27, 2006, at 3:44 PM, Joseph Jackson IV wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am a C++ programmer (or developer as the open source world calls
> us). I am interested in porting Non-BeOS applications to Haiku (, but
> I do not know know where to start. I was wondering I someone whould be
> willing to direct me on the right path. I have BeOS experience but
> only as an user (BeOS 5 Professional way back when :-D ). Right now i
> am on Ubuntu Linux "Dapper Drake" 6.06, but I also program in the
> Microsoft Visual Studio Enterpise IDE.
>
> Thanks
>
