Re: MATLAB (porting philosophy)

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From: Mark E. Kotanchek
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 20:26

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After I shipped off my post bitching about the dearth of numerical  
analysis software for the NeXT, I came across this posting in  
comp.sys.next.software which gives me hope for the NeXT and adds credence  
to my contention that X-based software which executes on the NeXT is a  
bogus approach.

   I just spoke with the folks who produce this package and they
   told me that they have just decided to do a dedicated NeXTSTEP
   port, not just an X11 implementation, thanks to the
   overwhelming response they've  gotten from NeXT users!  
   
   [collective back patting]
   
   The salesman I spoke with was very curious about NeXT machines
   and said that there is one salesman there who already has a NeXT
   and loves it to pieces.  
   
   This could be a Very Good Thing.
   
   David Basiji 
   
I rest my case!

Mark
--
Mark Kotanchek
Guidance & Control Dept - 363 ASB
Applied Research Lab/Penn State
P.O. Box 30
State College, PA 16804

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