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In article <4jt6s0$pem@neptune.ethz.ch>, oswald@inf.ethz.ch writes:

> [...resources] 
> are just too limited to port System 3 to a lot of platforms and
> _support_ it there, i.e. keep it up to date for every release. The only
> official version in the future will be the PC native version, probably
> along with versions for MS Windows and Mac. 

By "PC native" version, do you mean "native on top of DOS", "native
on top of the bare PC", or something else entirely?

I just wrote Wojtek some stuff about how nice it was to have my S3
code running all over the place. If your group doesn't see any future
for the other ports of S3, do you think that

	1) Your state-of-the-art system will continue to run
	    code written to today's S3 systems, and

	2) People (such as Hannes Marias) will continue to 
	    develop things for these other platforms from time to time?

I don't have any particular problem with your decision to support 
primarily one platform; I'm just trying to figure out where to put my 
resources and how to best utilize all this S3 code I've got up and
running...

Thanks for your comments.

-greg