Quote Originally Posted by 2kaud View Post
Although not a VB6/vb.net developer, I'm keenly watching the market re twinBasic. Will this actually be the product that finally kills off VB6? If the conversion can be smooth, why would people want the hassle of staying with VB6 on new OS's ?
Very good point! This is quite possible. If TwinBASIC delivers perfectly on compatibility with the VB6's GUI model and project format, VB6 would be finished. There would literally be no reason to use VB6.

Quote Originally Posted by dilettante View Post
I wouldn't give that "twin basic" thing much credence. Outside its hard-shelled echo chamber it doesn't exist. Sounds more like another QuickBasic cloning attempt to me. We already have Horse Basic, er, FreeBASIC if we wanted that.
TwinBASIC is the real deal. It could already compile and run any non-GUI VB6 application. I strongly recommend any VB6 lover support the effort. I don't care that much about VB6 since I have long moved to .Net and even I am rooting for them.