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  • #21
    Originally posted by xav1r View Post
    Great idea, but i dont think valve would allow it. Having people write their own 10000 different open source steam frontends written in gtk+ wouldnt sound good to them.
    Don't forget the 5 in QT, 3 in ncurses, and 1 in tk.

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    • #22
      And one in WinForms.NET just for the hell of it.

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      • #23
        Originally posted by Aradreth View Post
        Don't forget the 5 in QT, 3 in ncurses, and 1 in tk.
        And the one in Fltk... >:-D

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        • #24
          But still all would be using the same backend which in the end I would think is a good thing... Still, probably too much hassle for them to bother.

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          • #25
            Originally posted by Thetargos View Post
            But still all would be using the same backend which in the end I would think is a good thing... Still, probably too much hassle for them to bother.
            Yea, I know. I agree with your idea, i think it'd be awesome, turning steam into some sort of downloading technology, (BT like), and having people write custom frontends for it, but i think valve likes to have centralized control of their steam clients.

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            • #26
              ...and damn, that's right, i forgot about those. Didnt Trolltech got bought out by another company btw? So tcl and tk are from one company now, i think.

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              • #27
                Except Tcl and Tk have nothing to do with Trolltech. Trolltech develop Qt, and Nokia own Trolltech now.

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                • #28
                  Originally posted by alex-weej View Post
                  And one in WinForms.NET just for the hell of it.
                  Originally posted by Svartalf
                  And the one in Fltk... >:-D
                  ... I knew I was opening a can of worms with that one. Oh can't forget Swing...

                  Personally I would hope someone would write a frontend completely in spl, that would warrant a read through.

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                  • #29
                    ...And, there's always WxWidges , you know, for portability

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                    • #30
                      Originally posted by Thetargos View Post
                      ...And, there's always WxWidges , you know, for portability
                      Heh... You're forgetting SWT, now...

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