Windows vs Linux - Cars vs Motor Bikes?!

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Re: Windows vs Linux - Cars vs Motor Bikes?!

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Thanks Roberto for introducing xhgtk.

I hope, with your guidance we can make a compatible layer.

Regarding your bike, it is simple, stable and powerful, just like HMG. :)
East or West HMG is the Best.
South or North HMG is worth.
...the possibilities are endless.
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Re: Windows vs Linux - Cars vs Motor Bikes?!

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Roberto Lopez wrote: Oh Yeah!

I have one too!

This is my bike!!!
:)
Wow, very nice.

Great machine. In your city, that have many natural beauty, it is a good ideal.

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Re: Windows vs Linux - Cars vs Motor Bikes?!

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Thanks a lot Master Roberto for tell us about xhGTK, looks very interesting :)

Your bike is very good - simple and efficient :)

(But, I can't ride any bike :(, as I don't have the balance :lol: )

Regarding porting HMG to Linux, we can work as a team with your guidance, so the pressure will be distributed among all of us :) Friends, what do you think?

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Roberto Lopez wrote:
mol wrote:Great machine, Roberto!
I've got best of my ideas for HMG while riding it :)
It's so simple as HMG :lol:
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Re: Windows vs Linux - Cars vs Motor Bikes?!

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sudip wrote:Thanks a lot Master Roberto for tell us about xhGTK, looks very interesting :)
Regarding porting HMG to Linux, we can work as a team with your guidance, so the pressure will be distributed among all of us :) Friends, what do you think?
Sudip

Fine idea!
I'm with you, Sudip!
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Re: Windows vs Linux - Cars vs Motor Bikes?!

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Thank you Marek,
Rathinagiri wrote:...
I hope, with your guidance we can make a compatible layer.
...
It's actually Rathi's idea :)

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Sudip
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Re: Windows vs Linux - Cars vs Motor Bikes?!

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rathinagiri wrote:Thanks Roberto for introducing xhgtk.

I hope, with your guidance we can make a compatible layer.
It depends on what exactly you mean with 'guidance' :)

As I've said, I have no time to code it myself, but, I have no problem to help in all other possible ways.
Regards/Saludos,

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sudip wrote: (But, I can't ride any bike :(, as I don't have the balance :lol: )
That is something that must be learned in the childhood, later it could be very painful :)
sudip wrote: Regarding porting HMG to Linux, we can work as a team with your guidance, so the pressure will be distributed among all of us :) Friends, what do you think?
I will not code it, but I'm here :)
Regards/Saludos,

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Re: Windows vs Linux - Cars vs Motor Bikes?!

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Vanguarda wrote:
Roberto Lopez wrote: Great machine. In your city, that have many natural beauty, it is a good ideal.
Oh yes, it is!
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