At 02:02 PM 9/26/2000, Daniel Reuter wrote:
NeXTStep was the operating system on the NeXTstation, one of the most
beautiful and technically well-designed computers that was ever built!
(IMHO). Unfortunately, NeXT has been swallowed by Apple, and they ceased
development of their OS. Instead, their
At 23.02 26/9/00 +0200, Daniel Reuter ha escrit:
>> Hello. This crossed my mind more than once: why was the Gnome project
>> started, when there was already something called GNUStep? Even if not
>> a full desktop, one can certainly see the beginnings of desktop-like
>> functionality in WindowMake
Daniel dallied,
> Unfortunately, NeXT has been swallowed by Apple, and they ceased
> development of their OS.
??? A public beta of NeXT just started a few days ago under the name
"MacOS X" or some such :). When the actual compilers (such as Absoft
Fortran) ship in January, they'll generally
Hello Ian,
On 26 Sep 2000, Ian Zimmerman wrote:
> Hello. This crossed my mind more than once: why was the Gnome project
> started, when there was already something called GNUStep? Even if not
> a full desktop, one can certainly see the beginnings of desktop-like
> functionality in WindowMaker
On 26 Sep 2000, Ian Zimmerman wrote:
> Hello. This crossed my mind more than once: why was the Gnome project
> started, when there was already something called GNUStep? Even if not
> a full desktop, one can certainly see the beginnings of desktop-like
> functionality in WindowMaker or AfterStep.
Hello. This crossed my mind more than once: why was the Gnome project
started, when there was already something called GNUStep? Even if not
a full desktop, one can certainly see the beginnings of desktop-like
functionality in WindowMaker or AfterStep. Was it just not
cool-looking enough? :(
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