Re: NeXT = Oblivion?

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From: Scott Wisdom
Date: Tue, 27 Oct 1992 19:13

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>Well Philip, NeXTstep 3.0 can handle things called FAT BINARIES, which in 
>effect let programs be compiled over two or more platforms.  This allows
>developers to include both NeXT and 486 versions in one piece of software,
I see at least a few software companies seeling these individually. Yes,
I know it sucks, but some companies are like this. I see Wolfram beeing
one of these companies for sure. I also think that a few companies will
charge more for the same software on the NRW, even though it cost them
little to nothing extra to support that platform (if and when it ever
appears) simply because it will run faster.

-Scott Wisdom
wisdom@geom.umn.edu

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