If you would like to include an article about F in
a future issue, please let me know. We just announced
the Mac F version at Supercomputing 96 in Pittsburgh.
(The Linux F compiler is free and the Windows/Mac/Unix
educational versions are only $101 with a textbook.)
Imagine1, Inc. is the creator of the F programming language.
Our Web page is
http://www.imagine1.com/imagine1
Thanks,
David Epstein
david@imagine1.com
Note: This will not be distributed regularly through MacDev-1 — just the
first one to give you an idea of the newsletter. [Ed. -nst]
** Table of Contents
– Press Attention
– Survey Results
– Comdex Report
– Linux Trademark Dispute
Good news everyone!
We (The Linux Community) are finally getting the eye from the big
mainstream press as more than just a curiosity.
Jim Mohr, author of “Inside SCO Unix”, writer for BYTE Magazine and
several other publications, is authoring a book for Prentice Hall
entitled “LINUX Business User’s Resource”.
Webink Ltd announce Webink Pro 1.5 and ObjectEditor 1.0
(London, England – November 27th, 1996) Webink Ltd are pleased to announce
the upcoming release of Webink Pro 1.5 a leading object aware database
publishing and authoring tool for the world wide web.
Contact: Shannon Wendel Mark Erickson
(937) 847-2374 x14 (937) 847-2374 x38
ASi releases PKZIP DCL for the Power Macintosh. Developers are able
to incorporate PKZIP implode and explode capabilities into their
programming. The PKZIP DCL provides a library of routines for the
compression and decompression of data on a Macintosh or Power Macintosh.
Small Dog Electronics is pleased to announce its new E-mail list of deals
for the Macintosh.
The List is called Kibbles&Bytes. To subscribe to the list send an E-mail
message with SUBSCRIBE KIBBLES&BYTES [Your Name] to
(List-Request@Smalldoggy.com).
Small Dog Electronics is a Vermont company which specializes in
refurbished Macintosh equipment & software.