on 10/11/02 21:12, Trent Tuggle at Trent_at_Tuggle.Org wrote:
>
> So would any useful code be reusable from LunaSuite? Incorporations
> into Newt's Cape? Maybe updating the LunaSuite browser?
>
> -Trent Tuggle
>
> David Golden wrote:
>
>> It's my understanding that no new work has been done on LunaSuite for
>> some years and that the developers released the code on August 1, 2000.
>> So, your version would be the last version made available. See :
>> http://lunasuite.lunatech.com/
>>
>> Dave
It's nice of them to have released the code. However, I just had a quick
trip to their list of requirements for the build, and I'm sorry to say, but
they use quite a bit of commercial software and even if I had time to work
on it, I certainly don't have the money at this time to buy all of this,
specially since some of the stuff is Mac OS 8 or 9 only, which is not a
guarantee that it would work under classic in OS X. Just looking at the way
they did organize the build gives me a good idea why the product was so
flawed...
-Laurent.
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