Dave Cherry

At the moment we are focusing on native apps for both Windows and macOS. The app for Windows is already able to be installed via the windows store, and it...

For completeness, I'll add that we do also support earlier versions of Windows, Linux, and anyone with a store aversion via the Java client, which is a fully open-source UI...

Let me start by saying that I'm open to all possibilities here. We'd like to get as many opinions and replies as possible here. To be honest, the menu structures...

@dogtopus I think it would be better to get back to one code base, we've tried the two codebase approach and it really doesn't work. We already have a code...

So my suggestion is: 1. Update the JavaUI to look better with a new CSS theme - simple task. 2. Store or Notarize for mac and either codesign or store...

So we have the last feature that was missing from the java UI added back in, and there is no need to register for non-commercial users. _But @dogtopus you will...

I agree designer has got out of hand as it is now. It's interesting that this started today because I had the realization last night that I could not continue...

I will probably try to implement this as an option for those who don't want to use the designer at some point soon. Most C++ code relies heavily on preprocessing...

Summary: You can remove the commercial use stuff, and I just ask that you keep a link back to the tcMenuLib git hub page. Long story: To be honest, I've...

Issues to be thought about, how to deal with the connection loops that are threads in Java. What test application should be used etc..