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In article <1854@atari.UUCP>, kbad@atari.UUCP (Ken Badertscher) writes:
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> daniel@pkmab.se (Daniel Deimert) writes:
> | I can assure you -- you won't be able
> | to sell a lot of computers if you don't tell them how to program it!
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> I seriously doubt that the _majority_ of people who buy Atari
> computers, or any other computers for that matter, have the slightest
> desire to program their machines.  The simple fact is, most people who
> buy computers want to _use_ their computers.  They don't want to be
> bothered with "programming" the things.  Where a computer company
> will lose is if there is no software available for the computers.  It
> is important to make sure that professional programmers know how to
> program the computers, not end users.

Ken, that just isn't so!! *ALL* STers are hackers and coders!
The ST is soo much easier to program than an IBM PC or a Mac that naturally
*ALL* Real Programmers Program on STs!!


> | And there're a lot of developers on the net, too.
See, STers are programmers!!

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>    |||   Ken Badertscher  (ames!atari!kbad)
>    |||   Atari R&D System Software Engine
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