Re: What's to become of the Apple II?

[Maurizio Mansueto <maurizio@ee.usyd.edu.au>]

Dr E. Buxbaum wrote:
> 
> One place were IIe is going to survive for quite some time is
> universities. A lot of research equipment is controlled by those
> maschines. Given present funding situation, that is not likely to change
> for the next 20 years...Possibly,
	But have you seen software such as Labview, matlab etc.... In  
Fact for engineering, everything (99.999) runs on a PC, uni, linux, 
Sunworkstations, Solaris. I haven't seen a Mac in an engineering 
department for about 7 years!
	When engineers code interfaces in c, they definately start with 
the pc/ then if its compilcated and realtime use irmx or linux!
8^)