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> There will not be a Linux version of Butterfly, please don't ask about it. WTF? This simply tells me that the developers are not actually skilled in program
by pXMzR2A 12y ago
> There will not be a Linux version of Butterfly, please don't ask about it.
WTF?
This simply tells me that the developers are not actually skilled in programming.
- nvr82 12y agoOh... Wrong. Not everything needs to be cross platform. I wanted to make a native Windows program using C++ and WTL/Winapi. It has nothing to do with skills in programming. The only reason I did not make a Linux version of Butterfly is because I didn't want to. I've done portable programs for years. I use Linux every single day on my laptop. I don't even know why I'm trying to explain. Butterly is open source, GPL and can be used for free of charge. It's available for platforms I want it to be available. Feel free to create versions for other platforms or use some other music player that works on the operating system you want.
- chris_wot 12y agoAgreed. Ignore the ignorance of the GP, open source coding is often done to scratch an itch - if Windows frameworks and platforms are your thing then more power to you!