> On 9/18/01 12:40 PM, "Stefan Rusterholz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>> On Mon, 17 Sep 2001, Wilfredo Sánchez wrote:
>>>
>>> yeah; in MacOS X we could (finally) have applications written in
>>> Perl that for the user would look just like any other.
>>>
>> So then, let's start a petition =)
>>
>> I think too, that such an API was simply genious! With that, the OS X
>> platform would gain a lot of application programmers.
>> Hmmm, I just have to think about that. I enjoy the idea to write a non
>> webserver based application to admin mysql on OS X. And that was only the
>> top of it...
>>
>
> I'm all for this as well. I'm a hell of a lot better Perl programmer than I
> am a C or ObjC programmer, and I would be thrilled to be able to do these
> things in Perl. If there's a petition, I'll sign it. If there is someone
> to send feedback to, give me a name - I'll do it.
>
> Ian
I would really like to start a petition, but there are some obstacles where
I don't know how to move around: address the petition to whom?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]? Was cool if he would read e-mails sent to this
address, but I don't believe he does...
2nd Problem: how to organize? I mean, we had to bring arguments, e.g.
someone who would suppose to maintain that stuff or to help at least. I
can't do that becaus I'm not able to programm in C nor Objective C (I can,
but to worse to do that :(
And then there is a 3th problem out there for sure, but I don't know yet
what it is =) (know murphy's law? that's what I mean)
What I could do:
I could put together an HTML-Site where one could sign and wich would
collect all signs and then send them to an address (but then -> problem nr.
1)
So are there people out to eliminate those problems?
I was hardly interested in such an API and I believe many others who don't
know about that were also interested if they knew...
Stefan
