I'm surprised nobody has mentioned this yet: Leo has pretty much
written off Mac users, and close to written off large chunks of Linux users.
Sure, you CAN install and get it to work on Macs and Debian/Ubuntu (and
presumably other linux varieties). But... it's pretty hard to justify
the time and effort, just to try Leo the first time.
Point and click for windows, and there seems to be a port for BSD, but
while there's mention of a package for Debian and Ubuntu I can't seem to
find it in the respective package repos. No Mac package for Fink or
MacPorts - just some instructions on how to use Homebrew (and does one
really want to use a Ruby based installer to install something written
in Python?).
Somehow, one gets just a little squirrely contemplating a Python based
IDE that seems to have been targeted at a Windows environment. That
alone raises some red flags.
Miles Fidelman
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In practice, there is. .... Yogi Berra
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