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I haven't tried it, but KLone looks interesting.

"Intellectual Property Protection - KLone's mechanism of compiling both static and dynamic web content into an executable object provides a means of distributing web applications without the corresponding source code." (http://koanlogic.com/kl/cont/gb/html/klone-featur es.html)

VS.

" Great victory against software patents in the European Parliament (648 votes against the reform, 14 in favour and 18 abstentions). Much of the merit goes to the many campaigns and efforts of supporters of the free software community." (http://koanlogic.com/kl/cont/gb/html/news.html)

"Intellectual Property Protection - KLone's mechanism of compiling both static and dynamic web content into an executable object provides a means of distributing web applications without the corresponding source code." (http://koanlogic.com/kl/cont/gb/html/klone-featur es.html)

VS.

" Great victory against software patents in the European Parliament (648 votes against the reform, 14 in favour and 18 abstentions). Much of the merit goes to the many campaigns and efforts of supporters of the free software community." (http://koanlogic.com/kl/cont/gb/html/news.html)

here's the link to the product we mentioned: http://koanlogic.com/kl/cont/gb/html/klone.html

Based on the OP's email address and a little digging through a buzzword-infested website with a beautifully retina-burning design, I'm guessing that KLone is the product they're trying to sell.

My first bit of advice would be to re-work your website. It sounds like a big part of your target audience will be developers. Consider: Programmer Jon has been hacking away for hours. Finally, he throws up his arms in despair. All the Red Bull in the world can't seem to solve his problem, so he starts searching the web for a solution developer that may be able to help him. Right now, it's 1am. He's sitting in a dark or dim office, and he's using the LCD display his company provided. So far, this has not been a problem, though; he's been programming in a console editor or other program that allowed him to set background to black and foreground to gray or vice-versa, and his eyes are doing fine. So...he comes across your site, which offers the ideal solution to his problems. Does he dive under the desk in fear of the brightness of your site, or look deeper? Right now, I say he dives. But say he gets past that...does the main page dazzle him with brilliance, or baffle him with bullshit? I say it baffles...even after you sort through the buzzwords and convert the main page to English, there is still nothing telling a potential customer wtf you are selling.
It seems to me that the subject of this ask slashdot only scratches the surface of the depths of your incompetence in the world of marketing. That's not to say you're a bad developer...just a bad marketer. So, my simple answer to your question: Hire somebody who doesn't have to ask the questions you are asking, instead of trying to solve the problem yourself.

Based on the domain in his email, I'm guessing his company is called Koan Logic.
But good luck finding anything concrete there. For example, from the introduction:

KoanLogic was formed aiming to create products of tangible quality for its Clients and together with them. The company makes use of its diverse yet highly qualified technical personnel and a well-structured development method, which can be adapted contextually. KL is enveloped within the ICT industry providing consulting and development services for those IT projects with high technical content.

Um, what? I can't hear you over all the buzzwords....

try to keep your design as simple as possibile.

you can easily remove hundreds of lines of (possibly faulty) GUI code using C++ for the core and HTML (that's less likely to segfault!) for the GUI .

then use KLone or a similar framework to make it a real application.

Then use KLone (http://www.koanlogic.com/kl/cont/gb/html/klone.ht ml) to create a single EXE that embeds your application code and GUI into a simple webserver that you'll run on target PCs, giving you for free an application that you can use from anywhere via HTTP.