Kitty has been entirely translated to C++.
The C++ version of the app can be found here.
The C++ version of the 'modules' can be found here
Why did I do this?
Most important reason is that I am going to focus on C++ in general. But being reliant on Microsoft for the .NET framework was also getting less appealing to me. So I am either translating or starting working out some tools from scratch that I need most, and Kitty was among my most used tools. C++ will also make it easier to port Kitty to Linux.
Will the C# version now be discontinued
Not for the time being. The classes that come with Kitty are also used in Stach, and that will be one of the harder apps to convert, I'm afraid. So some updates may still be done here. But it's simply not my focus, anymore.
But I can't promise it will remain that way forever.
Can I take over the Kitty project in C#?
By all means, the files required for the kitty application are licensed under the General Public License 3, and the classes that are usable in any C# app, are licensed under the zlib license. So you didn't need my permission anyway.
Kitty has been entirely translated to C++. The C++ version of the app can be found here. The C++ version of the 'modules' can be found here
Why did I do this?
Most important reason is that I am going to focus on C++ in general. But being reliant on Microsoft for the .NET framework was also getting less appealing to me. So I am either translating or starting working out some tools from scratch that I need most, and Kitty was among my most used tools. C++ will also make it easier to port Kitty to Linux.
Will the C# version now be discontinued
Not for the time being. The classes that come with Kitty are also used in Stach, and that will be one of the harder apps to convert, I'm afraid. So some updates may still be done here. But it's simply not my focus, anymore. But I can't promise it will remain that way forever.
Can I take over the Kitty project in C#?
By all means, the files required for the kitty application are licensed under the General Public License 3, and the classes that are usable in any C# app, are licensed under the zlib license. So you didn't need my permission anyway.
And well, that should be all.