Re: For those wanting Orca-compatible Gno programs.

[tribby@cup.hp.com (Dave Tribby)]

G. Devin Reade (glyn@gsb001.cs.ualberta.ca) wrote:

> Regarding full-blown applications, it is again nice if they can run without
> the Gno environment (and otherwise take advantage of Gno if it is active),
> but I think we will begin to see more apps that _require_ Gno for reasons
> similiar to those above.


I wonder if there will ever be a "run-time" version of the GNO kernel
that could be licensed from Procyon and embedded within a program.
Then developers could write applications without requiring that the
user has already purchased GNO.

Just speculating...

-- Dave Tribby (tribby@cup.hp.com)