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- JIM210@aol.com writes:
- > But if I may ask, *with time/money in such short supply*,and * from a
- > strictly business viewpoint*, why work on multiple platforms at the same
- > time? EVERYBODY knows
- > Executors success will come from the DOS/PC world not Linux or NEXT(?). It
- > sounds like its more do to personal interest of individual engineers there
- > and not a business
- > decision. And when you are way overdue on a project I would think you would
- > do only what is essential and would contribute most to its/your success.
- > Linux?! Next?!
- > Criticism?No.Puzzled?Yes.
- >
- > jim210
-
- I am a registered user of Executor/Linux and intend to continue to be
- one. I think that the price is well worth it. I also think that
- there are many Linux users like myself that will want Executor for
- running proprietary mainstream apps.
-
- Also, I am sure that the Executor development team derives many
- benefits from doing their development under a stable platform like
- Linux. Based on your statements, I am pretty sure that you have never
- done any serious software development under both DOS and a UNIXoid
- system. The difference between getting "segmentation violation (core
- dumped)" and a screen of blinking happy faces is many many hours
- minimum.
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