> I looked at .asp and went .cfm instead because of Unix
> support. Macromedia is inherently not Unix, UNLESS it's a
> Mac OSX port to be done. We are taking people who love
> their Macs. (I love Macs too - just server based, hell,
> DATABASE web work is generally Unix or NT, some J2EE).
It's funny you should mention this.
We've done several Macromedia Generator-based applications, and they've
mostly been on Solaris - Generator runs quite nicely on Solaris.
For development IDEs like Flash, UltraDev and Studio, it makes sense to
build Windows (and Mac) versions. For application servers, it makes sense to
support NT and Unix platforms. Both Allaire and Macromedia know this - it's
not rocket science.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
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