On Fri, 18 Jun 1999, Matt Kimball wrote:
>
> Hypothetically speaking, if someone write some classes to draw vector
> graphics to some xp pixmap class, and then another set of classes to
> parse and render SVG using those drawing classes, where would one
> stuff this type of thing? As another to
I notice that there's no precompiled binaries for FreeBSD on your binary
download page. What resources would it take to change this?
Thanks!
-- Jordan Hubbard
Co-founder/Release Engineer, The FreeBSD Project
Walnut Creek CDROM
> Sorry if this a silly question.
> Have we established that an *.abw file created on BeOS, say, is easily
> viewable on Linux or that one created under Win32 can be used on the MacOS?
> Of course the OS has to be able to read the media that the file resides on but
> once that is accoplished are
At 09:36 PM 6/18/99 -0700, Jordan Hubbard wrote:
>I notice that there's no precompiled binaries for FreeBSD on your binary
>download page. What resources would it take to change this?
Essentially, three things:
1. A designated maintainer who'd be willing to commit to resolving
FreeBSD-specifi
Sorry if this a silly question.
Have we established that an *.abw file created on BeOS, say, is easily
viewable on Linux or that one created under Win32 can be used on the MacOS?
Of course the OS has to be able to read the media that the file resides on but
once that is accoplished are there any
