[glob2-devel] Download submission for mac software

[Martin Nyffenegger]

I past here the submission guidelines, we would have to meet  if we  
want put glob2 in the downloading zone of the Apple.com website. I  
think we should do this as soon as glob2 goes final release, I'm  
willing to do the Mac OS files and installers to meet their demands  
(and which are anyway usual around here).
It would be good to have a little MacOS X specific box in the glob2  
website also.

What do you think ?
(Perhaps you would prefer not to follow these marketing strategies not  
to support money greedy compagnies which only have 1.5 percent of the  
market anyway...)

Martin N
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 Mac OS X Downloads features the coolest 3rd party software being  
developed for Mac OS X, Apple’s super-modern operating system that  
combines the power and stability of UNIX with the simplicity and  
elegance of the Macintosh.

 Software regularly featured on Mac OS X Downloads best exhibits the  
following characteristics:

	• 	 Demonstrates a high degree of innovation, inventiveness or  
usefulness.
	• 	 Offers unique features or functionality that enhance the user  
experience.
        •        Effectively and elegantly utilizes the aqua interface.
	• 	 Has a complete feature set (stable releases and demos are  
preferred to beta software).
 In addition, the following guidelines must be met:

        •        The software must be built for Mac OS X or Carbonized.
	• 	 You must provide at least one working link to download the  
software.
	• 	 The software cannot violate any copyrights.or any distribution  
agreements.
	• 	 The software must be in English, include adequate documentation  
and a Mac OS X specific supporting website.
	• 	 You must have full rights and/or authorization from the author or  
manufacturer to submit the software.
 By submitting your software, you understand that your submission is  
subject to review. Apple reserves the right to omit, edit, or reject  
submissions.