Re: What has changed in the Apple world last 6 months?

[Eric Shepherd <sheppy@sheppyware.net>]

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jonrelay-2611002125390001@dialup-napanet-206-81-101-134.napanet.net, Jon
Bettencourt at jonrelay@napanet.net wrote on 11/26/00 9:25 PM:

> It is sad, however, that hardly anything is going on anymore.

Well, compared to the Macintosh or WIndows world, sure, but there's still
plenty going on.  Byte Works has released OPUS ][, a CD-ROM containing every
product ever shipped under the Byte Works label (including documentation in
four formats) -- with a second CD available containing the source code to
those products.

A2Central.com is preparing to announce the opening date for its new online
services, with our chat system now quite well evolved and ready for
deployment (I won't call it finished -- the entire system will undergo
continued development for years, probably :), and our bulletin board system
approaching first deployable condition.

Kim Howe's Arachnid web browser is coming along nicely; he recently let me
have a look at a pre-Preview Release 3 version, and it's looking quite good.

There is of course lots more, but it's 6:30 in the morning and I'm not up to
typing a summary of six months of history.  You can read it all on
A2Central.com. ;)


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