Hi Richmond,
you might also get interested in LabView: http://www.ni.com/labview/
:-), although their prices bite :-(
Viktoras
Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Yes; it's that time of year again when Richmond starts burbling
on about potential pretenders to the RunRev crown . . . :)
I have been following HyperNext for quite some time; and for
most of that time it has been crap. But there are the beginnings
of something stirring over there in County Durham:
http://www.tigabyte.com/index.html
The specific 'bits' that grabbed my attention were these:
"HyperNext V4 coming soon! "
and
"Coming soon - with many enhancements and versions for
Mac OS X - Intel native builds.
Windows 7.
Linux beta."
Now as this is, as far as I can tell, a one-man, kitchen-sink operation
(Um; how did RunRev start?) and Hypernext is, at present, FREE, the
developer is under no real need to keep punters happy, so, also
"coming soon" could be extremely subjective. I have written to
the info address asking about time-frames.
The thing that interests me most is that there is a Linux version in
the pipeline.
Now at a time when 'some' IDE development companies seem to be slacking
off on Linux development here's a person doing quite the opposite (of
course
as s/he in non-commercial we cannot assume her/his motives are the same
as commericla operations); presumably this is not just for the fun of
the thing;
after all porting all that stuff over from Mac and Win to Linux may
not be all that easy.
This company needs watching as they may yet produce a viable competitor.
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