heh, thats right, i found another Expose Clone. Although it doesnt work that well, theres no animation, its still expose but theres a 30 day trail you can test, i personaly dont like it but you may so go check it out
http://www.windowsexposer.com/
-bolero
Topic Moved.
You, of all people, should know that "Aqua" discussion goes in the appropriate forum. And yes, this does count as "Aqua".
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Stevie BM
woops clicked wrong forum link
indeed i know stevie dont you worry, just didnt realise where i clicked
i appologise stevie
-bolero
Now the name is a little different, but nonetheless, not very innovative.
WinExpose is still out there... and now there's this addition. 
People do indeed mimic quickly, don't they? :canadian:
this thing sucks :6
winexpose sucked too :6
i used it once and never again@!
it was so slow on P4 2.66, 512 PC3200, Radeon 9000 64DDR!
good thing my friend bought it before me 
Ahahaha, their organizing algo is simple line by line ! Even me I'm trying to do a better organizing algo lol
At least WinExpose has a pretty good organizing algo lol, but this...
and it's sold $10 ! I can't believe it 
EDIT: OH ! and it's done in C#... OMG... the first one here who buy this gonna have my foot in his sorry ass.
Originally posted by siwu@Jan 18 2004, 10:15 AMEDIT: OH ! and it's done in C#... OMG... the first one here who buy this gonna have my foot in his sorry ass.
And what is wrong with coding in C#, Siwu?
i was just waiting for Stevie to begin his C# crusade
contra for Linux/Open Source, Stevie for C# and the rest of us Apple zealots
don`t you just love democracy
Hey, I'm a linux zealot too! In fact I hold in my heart love for windows, macosx, linux, commodore, atari and even spectrum zx computers 
Come to me babies, children of technical evolution 
Maybe siwu was thinking about memory leaks in C# apps? IMO it's depends on the developer...
Originally posted by Pe7er@Jan 18 2004, 01:57 PMHey, I'm a linux zealot too! In fact I hold in my heart love for windows, macosx, linux, commodore, atari and even spectrum zx computers
Maybe siwu was thinking about memory leaks in C# apps? IMO it's depends on the developer...
Memory leaks in C# apps?
There's no such thing - the whole point of a managed application is that the runtime environment (in the case of .Net, the Common Language Runtime) manages all the memory that an application uses, and ensures that no memory leakage occurs.
I know what you mean by this, though, and that's not memory leakage - that's uncollected "garbage" - people who use a managed language often assume that, because it's managed, they can just make object after object after object and the runtime environment will make their program use no more than a nibble (and yes, I mean nibble in the old-school 1/2byte sense 
) of memory. It just doesn't work that way. There are lots of very very well written managed apps out there, which could never be as efficiently written in an unmanaged environment, but people, as always, listen to the overly vocal minority of bad hype rather than the (usually) quiet good hype.
As for me being a C# zealot, I'm not just a C# zealot - I just come across that way because everyone seems to be in the habit of bashing .Net without taking the time to really learn about it. I'm also a C/Pascal/BASIC/assembler/DX9/XHTML/CSS2/music/hardware/net/film/book/life zealot 
but that right there was the .NET zealot version of stevie 
Originally posted by Seph@Jan 18 2004, 02:35 PMbut that right there was the .NET zealot version of stevie
At least I'm true to my cause, and don't switch sides 
This app sucks, it seems it minimizes the windows before it shows the so called expose' type window, what crap...
Topic Moved (Again).
Ok, so "Aqua Related Apps" is a better home.
Good call, Timmie :shy:
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Stevie BM
this app is a big Sh$%·$"&/ !!!
well let me think it better.... is it a real APP ???? what the heck is it.... ooOOo Nooo it is a digital Shi%&!!"$% ....
Originally posted by Stevie BM@Jan 18 2004, 12:55 PMAnd what is wrong with coding in C#, Siwu?
Well, simply I don't like the idea to have a framework. It reminds me too much the VB runtimes (in MUCH bigger of course) and I don't like to oblige people to dl a 25mb framework just in order to run an application that does 50kb in size.
I looked at the language itself and I admit in looks pretty attractive, but not being able to do a standalone app doesn't make want to prog with it.
EDIT: btw I don't even use MFC, I all start from the WinMain() , that's maybe why I don't like frameworks
I looked at the language itself and I admit in looks pretty attractive, but not being able to do a standalone app doesn't make want to prog with it.
Well, pretty soon all major OSs will ship with a C# RE. Longhorn will ship with .NET, and most linux distros will ship with MONO. And there's nothing stopping Apple from using Mono either, they ship with python and perl.
So yes, its not "stand alone", but there's nothing wrong with saving yourself some work, and its only a one time download.
Definitely the worst of the 3 clones, by far
Originally posted by siwu@Jan 18 2004, 11:22 PMWell, simply I don't like the idea to have a framework. It reminds me too much the VB runtimes (in MUCH bigger of course) and I don't like to oblige people to dl a 25mb framework just in order to run an application that does 50kb in size.
I looked at the language itself and I admit in looks pretty attractive, but not being able to do a standalone app doesn't make want to prog with it.
EDIT: btw I don't even use MFC, I all start from the WinMain()
That's fair enough, but did you know that you can actually compile C# apps in the same way that you can C++?
The problem is that the compilers are rare, and they just can't compete with the .Net Framework (or MONO) in terms of speed, resource management, or, in fact, much at all.
total crap
I just went to their site and noticed that they changed product name to WinPlosion and domain to www.winplosion.com
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