Re: GS emmulator [sic]

[Kirk@Enterprise.com (Lithium)]

In article <sheldon-1901971546440001@lpm2-10.atlcom.net>,
sheldon@atlcom.net (Sheldon Simms) wrote:

>In article <chanson-ya02408000R1901970055290001@news.mc.net>,
>chanson@mcs.com (Chris Hanson) wrote:
>
>> In article <5bqepl$7nu@sun.rhrk.uni-kl.de>, guenter@student.uni-kl.de
>> (Marvin) wrote:
>> 
>> > I think it's
>> > better if companies maintain public relations during the project
>> > development like Bright software or Logicware.
>> 
>> And if it were Apple -- rather than, as I've gathered, just some engineers
>> at Apple working in their spare time -- that were doing Gus, this is what
>> I'd expect...
>
>No, If it were Apple, rather than some engineers at Apple working on it
>in their spare time, Apple would have announced GuS and printed T-shirts
>in 1994, issued a press release concerning the missed ship date in 1995,
>insisted that the project was still on track in 1996, announcing an early
>'97 release and by now Apple would have announced that the project had
>been canceled and that Apple was purchasing Fast Eddie and hoped to have
>it
>integrated into the Mac OS sometime in 1998.
>
>-Sheldon
>
>-- 
>W. Sheldon Simms III - sheldon@atlcom.net


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