From: David Ross Date: 2004-08-02T03:19:28+09:00 Subject: Re: Free(real Free) GUI toolkits Maybe I should have specified any input except trollish input. WideStudio was designed to work on the T-Engine. links to commercial references? Look for the T-Engine WideStudio references, it is used in commercial development, not a whole lot of software. I know what you were wanting (commercial software that works on more desktops) well this is the real world, embedded systems have OSes too, as well as special tools. --David Ross --- Lothar Scholz wrote: > Hello David, > > DR> You know. you are the biggest troll I have ever > seen > DR> on the mailing list. Really, stop. I'm not > kidding. It > DR> has all you need. Its free as well, no strings > DR> attached. I don't know what the hell your > problem is, > DR> but stop. > > You can see me as confused as you are. > In your opening post you wrote: > > > Has anyone tried using the WideStudio libraries > with > > Ruby? They seem to be neat and clean on the unix > ... > > Please give some input on it. > > So tried to give some input. I spend about 30 min - > okay it's > Sunday, so it was a little bit easier to find the > time. But > after posting my oppinion you started with this > stupid "trolling" > arguments ? > > Maybe it is because: > > > hope people to contribute code. I > > will create X widgets myself for commercial > purposes, > > and submit them. > > and you only wanted to place a marketing message ? > Sorry for this but then you should have written your > first message > with other words and not asking for "input on it". > > > -- > Best regards, emailto: > scholz at scriptolutions dot com > Lothar Scholz > http://www.ruby-ide.com > CTO Scriptolutions Ruby, PHP, > Python IDE 's > > > > __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - 50x more storage than other providers! http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail