Steven Pasternak wrote:
Hi! I know that iTunes and Quicktime (among others) are popular
software from Apple that they refuse to release for linux. Before, we
had to depend on wine and the windblows edition of each to have them
under linux. Since now Apple OSX (and iTunes and Quicktime) are going
to be built under the x86 architecture, wouldn't it be possible to
port them to Linux? OSX is really just FreeBSD with some changes; it
is even built with GCC. I know that FreeBSD has linux support, can't
linux have FreeBSD/OSX-x86 support? Thanks!
-Steven
Apple's shit won't port to Linux because they don't use X for graphics,
they have their own closed source graphics code. You'd have to start by
reverse engineering the graphics library.
Regards,
John
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