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Xmingwin For Cross Generation Applications

Posted by Hemos on from the making-the-applications dept.

An anonymous reader writes "Xmingwin makes it practical to generate Windows programs from a Linux server. This column gives a recipe for setting up Xmingwin, outlines the most important reasons for doing so and shows you how to generate executables for multiple platforms -- including Windows DLLs -- from a single Linux source."

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  1. Is it on NetBSD? by Noryungi · · Score: 1, Funny

    I can see it now... if this exists, somewhere in the NetBSD ports collection, it means we can actually create WinNT/Alpha applications... =)

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  2. They're just following the Geek Rule by dark-nl · · Score: 4, Funny

    Every cool project should have a FAQ entry explaining its name. If the name is too easy, or has an obvious pronunciation, then it can't be a cool project. Ideally, there should be long-standing flamewars about it (i.e. is it "vee-eye" or "veye"?).