I recently emailed rebol regarding support for R/View on qnx rtp. They basically said
probably, but
they haven't decided yet. I recommend anyone else who wants to see rebol/view on qnx
rtp to email
rebol and let them know. Qnx RTP is a great platform and is supposed to be launched
September
26th...and will be available for free...I'm sure having Rebol/View on it as early as
possible would
be a good thing (before people become hooked on the other languages).
Rishi O.
>
>
> > Below are some old OS market share stats (no doubt
> > Unix flavours have grown). It's clear the Microsoft
> > has the monopoly on OS's. An interesting point..
> > apparently DOS has a greater market share than Linux
> > and Unix combined (although this may have changed as
> > well) and yet there is no Rebol/DOS platform?
>
> Then world did a mistake. Amiga was 32 bit in 86, wasn't it? DOS could be
> nice because of embedded sphera. I am still not comfort enough with unix
> complexity, but on the other hand there are floppy versions of linux, qnx
> rtp, and hopefully, amiga/tao will come too .... forget DOS - 16 bit. RT
> could become with native rebol version, but well, then we are at it once
> again, ... oh no, another os ... :-) For me - amiga/tao and qnx rtp and
> maybe linux or java os are multiplatform ways to follow. .... rebol will
> hopefully work upon all of them :-)
>
>
> > Rather than getting into the whole "Microsoft Sucks"
>
> Microsoft Sucks ;-)
>
> > debate which, from a marketing point of view, is
> > irrelevant, suffice to say that I only see 3
> > platforms, and at the most, 5 or 6.
> >
> > The phrase "and it operates on over 40 platforms!!!"
> > is often heard coming out of my mouth... at least when
> > clients are around. :)
>
> Hmm, then wait for Amiga/Tao and QNX Rtp versions, the OSes will operate on
> so many CPUs :-)
>
> -pekr-
>
> >
> > T Brownell
> >
> >
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