Util.IsWindows prints the operating system
In every Chronojump windows start, put "simulated" in preferences (for solving chronojump crashes on windows for not detecting the chronopic

Chronopic doesn't configure DefaultTimeOut if it's on windows (until we know how to do it)

Before changing to chronopic mode on windows, it's shown a dialog like: "if it's windows, you have to generate a event with chronopic, if not, it will crash, restart (simulated automatically) and then select another port".
New class DialogMessage for all kind of dialogs.
Finally used a confirmWindow because then, chronopic is called wen user clics on accept button.

chronojump-mini now named chronojump_mini (better for Makefile)
chronojump_mini picks port from the user
Makefile (Linux) compiles also chronojump_mini