Vitalize for Linux, Mac, whatever question

[droberson]

I know that creating a version of MMF for Linux might be difficult to do because of trying to port the code and graphical interface.

But would it be possible to create a Vitalize-like module runtime. Same concept as Java or C# runtime.

You could create the application in Windows but distribute the application using a Vitalize for Linux runtime or Vitalize for Mac or Vitalize for Mainframe. Well, you get the idea.

[neat_Kliker2]

if CT ever get a linux developer, until then no... unless someone decides to do it for free (very unlikely)

[Jeff]

I would never say never but its not on the short list.

Vitalize 4
Pocket PC
and more work on the TGF2/MMF2 engine

Then we will see whats next

[LaraSoft]

PocketPC?

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[Joshtek]

PocketPC?

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PocketPC

[DJFuego]

I can't wait for Pocket PC compatibility, I hope the hardware can hack the runtime though, as the Phone devices are equivelent to P166 in most respects the bigger chunky monkeys have a bit more oomf but the magority of my userbase will be using pocket pc on QVGA devices they are arm/200mhz

[Jeff]

Yes the lack of CPU power and RAM is a concern on Pocket PCs but it will be neat to be able to make some applications and fun little games for that platform.

[LaraSoft]

PocketPC?

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PocketPC

I think you misunderstood me. I currently own a PocketPC and help fix issues with them as part of my job, so I know what they are

The smile was referring to what Jeff had said about the possibility of seeing the runtime hit the Windows Mobile platform.

[Maverick]

Ditto! I would definitely love to see a runtime on it! ^_^

[neat_Kliker2]

would the pocketPC include a runtime for MS smartphones ? they have rubbish CPUs but i have 2 so :P