There are Windows Nessus clients that do not require GTK, right? So all that is required is for nessusd to build, and a aqua nessus app. Wouldn't a carbon-native nessus client perform better than something that required a third party library anyways? It's safe to assume GTK on most Linux machines, but it is not something that exists in OS 10.
-biv -----Original Message----- From: Ivan Hernandez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2002 4:15 PM To: Ben Vaughn Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: 1.2.0 and Mac OS Support? After looking the GTK win32 port and nessus client based on GKT for win32 i belive that porting GTK to Mac OS X can be done with relative easy. Try on google for someone already doing this :) Ivan Hernandez Ben Vaughn wrote: >Hello, > > A long time ago I attempted to get Nessus to compile in an early >version of Mac OS X...I was unsuccessful. After browsing through the >archives and reading the release notes for 1.2.0, I am lead to believe >that Nessus now compiles and runs in Mac OS X. My question is this: >Is nessus now aqua-aware? Do I need only GTK to run it or must I also >be running an X server within my OS X install? > >Thanks, >Ben Vaughn >
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