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#164122 PowerPC Macs & UNIX Message #164170
From: Geoff Northcott Mac Developers Forum · A/UX March 16, 1994 3:41 AM
It also has the ability to cope with multiple processors on daughterboards added at a later time, ie v quick Cheers Geoff
#164168 PowerOpen Message #164169
From: Geoff Northcott Mac Developers Forum · A/UX March 16, 1994 3:41 AM
[continued] Windows: You get in the car and drive to the store very slowly because attached to the back of the car is a freight train. Macintosh System 7: You get in the car to go to the store, and the car drives you to church. UNIX: You get in…
#164167 #PowerOpen Message #164168
From: Geoff Northcott Mac Developers Forum · A/UX March 16, 1994 3:41 AM
[continued] component software and in-place editing lets us deliver solutions that address specific needs of the user without getting in the way. " OpenDoc is a cross-platform application architecture, which contributes to Apple's goals for fitting in. Apple is working with companies such as IBM, Novell, Taligent, WordPerfect and Xerox…
#164149 #PowerOpen Message #164167
From: Geoff Northcott Mac Developers Forum · A/UX March 16, 1994 3:41 AM
Here they are; Apple Charts Course for Operating Systems ========================================= [adapted from press release] March 7, 1994 – Apple Computer, Inc., today outlined its "Stand Out and Fit In" strategy for the future development of its Apple Macintosh operating-system software. "We aim to make Macintosh technology even more relevant -…
#163943 PowerPC Macs & UNIX Message #164161
From: Geoff Northcott Mac Developers Forum · A/UX March 16, 1994 2:23 AM
>>I'm seriously considering this machine when it comes out. It is out, got one yesterday Cheers Geoff
#163793 #PowerOpen Message #163897
From: Geoff Northcott Mac Developers Forum · A/UX March 14, 1994 2:43 PM
Have you seen the Apple OS plans document? If not I will post it here Cheers Geoff