Re: Babble about Win32Lib

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>(IBM,Compaq,Dell,Gateway,HP,SGI...) have all unveiled their "linux"
plan,
>adding support and porting developments.
>Daniel, there is also a project porting Delphi on linux: (here the
mail)
>> Everybody interested in Linux and programming may go visit
Gathering of
>the
>> Federations online project at http://www.coltronix.com/federations/
>>
>> We encorage new federal partners to join in.
>
>Riwal Raude
>rauder at thmulti.com
>
> ----------
>From: Daniel Berstein
>To: EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU
>Subject: Re: Babble about Win32Lib
>Date: Thursday 4 March 1999 04:39
>
>At 06:31 PM 03-03-1999 , you wrote:
>>Hey,
>>
>>My 2 cents worth about Win32Lib:
>>
>>I am interested only in Windows development and I can't see that
changing
>in the
>>next year or two at least.  Just wondering how many other people out
there
>have
>>the same view.
>
>Me!
>
>I like experimenting with other OSes. But we must be realist, Windows
is
>THE platform on x86 machines. Even the most emplematic *nix tools are
being
>ported to windows.
>
>
>Regards,
>         Daniel  Berstein
>         [daber at pair.com]

I am thinking BE OS, as they have been doing shows on it on ZD tv and
articles on the ZD website.  It has a core similar or related to Linux
but installs easily, is cheap, and supposed to be VERY powerful.  It
also coexists very friendlyly with all sorts of disk partitions.  It
would be a very good market for full blown Euphoria.  I wish that Rob
would also add it to his list of potential markets, as they are saying
that the only drawback to Be is that not enouph software is available.
Linux is just not friendly enouph for users...
my 2 <$
Monty in Oregon
(Writing this on a G3 266 Mac til my Win98 mac

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