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Re: Research Systems Platform Support Update [message #28344 is a reply to message #28343] Mon, 03 December 2001 19:58 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Paul Woodford is currently offline  Paul Woodford
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In article <3C0BB8FD.CF2A511F@rsinc.com>,
Matthew Powell <mpowell@rsinc.com> wrote:

> For the Macintosh OS X platform, RSI will be providing a native release
> using Tenon Intersystems� Xtools X-Windows server, giving customers the
> benefit of OS X's Unix core while providing a Motif interface similar to
> that provided on other Unix platforms.

[...]

> For IDL customers, this solution provides a fully native version of IDL
> to the Macintosh user [...]

Well, I wouldn't quite call it fully native. The original plan was for
a fully native version; this version will be a bit of a hack. I'm happy
to see Altivec optimization made the cut. I do plan to check it out. A
word of warning for RSI tech support, though - I have not been
persistent in reporting bugs and user interface ugliness in the Linux
version because I have been developing on the Mac. The Mac interface
has been much nicer than the Linux interface, so I simply minimized my
exposure to the Linux interface. If I do start using the OS X version,
and if it does inherit to interface bugs and ugliness of the Linux
version, I'll be complaining.

Who knows, maybe I will check to see if the OS X version of emacs is
anything other than ugly...

Paul
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