From: david <da...@cr...> - 2003-03-03 02:30:01
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Just hopped on here becuase I really liked the look of the project. I am working with OS X. I have a G3 Powerbook(Lombard - one model before firewire) and G4 tower with dual monitors at my disposal. I have Apple's DevTools installed on both machines as well as BBEdit. My exposure to the *nix enviroment is not limited to OS X but that is where I am most proficient. Please if any testing, q/a is needed for OS X throw it my way. I'll be more than happy to help out. David Van der Voort |
From: Andre P. <oz...@al...> - 2003-03-03 03:54:01
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On Monday, March 3, 2003, at 01:30 PM, david wrote: > Just hopped on here becuase I really liked the look of the project. I > am working with OS X. I have a G3 Powerbook(Lombard - one model before > firewire) and G4 tower with dual monitors at my disposal. I have > Apple's DevTools installed on both machines as well as BBEdit. My > exposure to the *nix enviroment is not limited to OS X but that is > where I am most proficient. > > Please if any testing, q/a is needed for OS X throw it my way. I'll be > more than happy to help out. Sweep should currently compile out-of-the-box on OS X (given that you have the required libraries such as tdb installed), so you might like to test that. There isn't a Macintosh sound driver yet though, but hopefully that'll appear in a galaxy far far away, erm, I mean, sometime in the near future :). Since there's no sound driver available, using Sweep on Mac OS X is mostly an educational exercise right now, unless you're very proficient in editing sound files without hearing any sound ... -- % Andre Pang : trust.in.love.to.save |