Hello,
I'm using Pocket Stackz (only) and I'm really happy with it. And since I sold my old notebook and got myself a new one, a Mac. And that's when the trouble started - there's no way I can edit the lists in a nice way.
Tried Crossover trial - works well until I start adding new words - then the CPU time gets so busy and Korean letters aren't displayed properly. Unusable.
Then there are the virtualisation ways such as Parallels Desktop (paid), Virtualbox (GPL) etc. which would work I presume but they have one big flaw - you have to have Windows license... and that's where my problem is - I don't have it any more, I'm happy without Windows and I don't want to get them again just because of one program.
Sure, my PDA runs on Windows Mobile and I prefer this to iPhone (if I wanted iPhone or iPod I'd switch to iFlash software)... WM-based PDA is superior to iPhone in many ways (at least for me), such as the possibility to carry around a dictionary (or two).
So I was wondering if it'd be possible for us, non-Windows users, to have a cross-platform editor (Java-based would do the job I guess)... I'm even willing to pay for it since I want to keep using PocketStackz and my Mac. My guess is there are other people out there who'd be happy to have it, too.
What's the view of the HQ on this?
Thanks
Honza