I wouldn\'t suggest starting in on the MacOS X build until the next release of MacOSX is out by the end of the summer (the Jaguar release) and the MacOSX version of the crystal space engine is stabilized. There aren\'t many people working on the MacOSX version of Crystal Space, but they have made some decent progress as of late. Still, it is far from prime time, as even the walktest freezes both of my machines (iMacDV400MHz and PMG4 DP 500MHZ) There are some fairly significant changes with the Jaguar release (10.2.x), and while any work done before this release is still good after it, you might find yourself retooling significant portions of it. I wish I knew more details, but I wasn\'t at the World Wide Developer\'s Conference to get the Jaguar pre-release CD and I don\'t have a software seeding account with Apple. ;( It shouldn\'t be too much of a problem if you do begin development now, but be prepared to make some adjustments.
The Jaguar release is supposedly as significant or more significant than the 10.1 release, which is saying something. Also, DO NOT waste time with a Carbon CFM or OS9 port. First of all I don\'t think it\'s possible with the crystal space engine and second of all it\'s a colossal waste of time.
-Jeremy E. Bell
WolverineSoft Project Coordinator
http://www.umich.edu/~wsoft
