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    Maybe it’s no news to you, but I just came accross this website dedicated to open source apps for Mac and there are quite a few great finds in there...
    Thought I’d share, since Mac users are numerous among MODx users grin

    http://www.opensourcemac.org/

    Enjoy !
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      David please file that one away as part of the marketing targets. smiley
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        Funny exactly what I was thinking, especially with Scotty and cmd+ control, I was thinking let’s PM him about this website and it’ll ricochet toward MODx grin

        I sure will do !
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          I am a windows user! http://www.opensourcewindows.org/

          ;)
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            Nice, a mirror site for Windows users, missed that one good catch Zi !
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              As an FYI for other Mac users who might be reading this thread, since OS X is a powerful Unix OS underneath its pretty exterior, pretty much any Open Source app written for Linux or BSD can be compiled or modified pretty easily to run on a Mac as well. This is especially important for non-GUI apps (i.e., Apache web server, Mysql database, or any other command line process).
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                Quote from: vbrilon at Mar 14, 2007, 09:58 PM

                As an FYI for other Mac users who might be reading this thread, since OS X is a powerful Unix OS underneath its pretty exterior, pretty much any Open Source app written for Linux or BSD can be compiled or modified pretty easily to run on a Mac as well. This is especially important for non-GUI apps (i.e., Apache web server, Mysql database, or any other command line process).

                And with powerful, FREE!!! tools included with Mac OS X on the developers disc (Xcode, Interface Builder, etc...) a Mac user can easily create a rich, Aqua user interface for those *NIX command line utilies!

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