You can always set up the routers in no-security mode and then make the clients use IPSec http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ipsec If you connect to the internet via a software router it is even possible to disallow any connections out-of-the-house without proper authentication.
When targeting the linux and MacOSX platforms I believe the ideal framewrok will be Qt4 (http://www.trolltech.com./ This framework supprts everything you will ever need, right from GUI classes to network and database classes.
And everything through the lovely language C++
The thing is, you use the qmake tool to create your project and then it simply compiles and runs on both OSs (and windows for that matter).
The Qt4 framework has been released under the GPL, with an alternative license which makes it possible to redistribute closedsource (this latter costs money of cause).
Editor: Hmm.. I personally use emacs and an xterm, QDesigner (included with the framework) for the click and draw GUI design.
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You can always set up the routers in no-security mode and then make the clients use IPSec http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ipsec
If you connect to the internet via a software router it is even possible to disallow any connections out-of-the-house without proper authentication.
... now I can run 4 infinite while loops at once!
The purpose of CSS is not to make pages pretty. It's to make pages portable. That requires the CSS to validate against the standard! http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?profi le=css2&warning=2&uri=http%3A%2F%2Fslashdot.org%2F tmp%2Fslashdot_redesign%2F/
This sounds more like the improbabilitydrive.
When targeting the linux and MacOSX platforms I believe the ideal framewrok will be Qt4 (http://www.trolltech.com./
This framework supprts everything you will ever need, right from GUI classes to network and database classes.
And everything through the lovely language C++
The thing is, you use the qmake tool to create your project and then it simply compiles and runs on both OSs (and windows for that matter).
The Qt4 framework has been released under the GPL, with an alternative license which makes it possible to redistribute closedsource (this latter costs money of cause).
Editor: Hmm.. I personally use emacs and an xterm, QDesigner (included with the framework) for the click and draw GUI design.