On 9/2/04 2:31 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Does that include SGI Irix? I still don't see any "current" Rev software
> available for all of the supposedly supported flavors of Unix. If you are
> dropping those platforms, please just say so.
>
> Roger Eller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 9/2/04 09:23 AM, Kevin Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Without in any way losing our great Mac
> support, we're working hard on our presence on other platforms.
Kevin,
Does that include SGI Irix? I still don't see any "current" Rev software
available for all of the supposedly supported f
On 9/2/04 2:22 am, Ken Ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I thought Kevin dealt well with that one the other day. If
>> anyone has a
>> perception that Rev is a Mac tool, there's not much that can
>> be done to
>> help them. The MacWorld (UK?) reviewer who said that obviously had
>> spent little
I know that a lot of colleagues would rather not use a "Mac" tool...
Not that they like Microsoft tool better but what PC, SUN, Unix, Linux
marketing have they seen? They surely dont look at mac stuff...
While the Mac market is important, Im sure they're missing about
90% of the programmer's mar
I'm in agreement with Ken on this one. As mainly a PC user, it is obvious to
me that RR is marketing mainly at Mac users. This is because ex-HyperCard
users are the 'low hanging fruit' for RR - and a company like RR with
limited resources wants to make the easy sales first.
While Tom's GOOGLING ef
Yes, Mark I was delighted by the Japanese sites. I went to a few of
them but was very lost. I did find a pdf on using REV in an othello
type game that I am finding very interesting. So although I knew about
what you mention below concerning Google I still enjoyed do it and
checking out a lot o
AND FWIW,
Find all of the words "Runtime Revolution" and Without the words
"Windows, Macintosh" and found 20,600 matches.
Find all of the words "Runtime Revolution" found 27,100 matches.
So, I figure 1,800 sites mention Macintosh and 6,400 mention
Windows!
I don't know but that sounds kin
Ken,
I just did a search on advanced Google as follows:
Find all of the words "Runtime Revolution" and Without the words
"Macintosh" and found 25,300 matches.
That's 25,300 matches that don't mention Macintosh!!!
I did the same search without windows as follows:
Find all of the words "Runtime Re
> I thought Kevin dealt well with that one the other day. If
> anyone has a
> perception that Rev is a Mac tool, there's not much that can
> be done to
> help them. The MacWorld (UK?) reviewer who said that obviously had
> spent little or no time writing the review. Nothing at RunRev's Web
>
On Sunday, February 8, 2004, at 05:36 PM, Dan Shafer wrote:
FWIW, I'm always, always, always going to argue against any change to
xTalk syntax that makes the language one iota more complex than it is.
...
And those folks, as I said in my earlier post, are vanishingly
unlikely to change languages
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