For us:
1) WO is the still the best option out there for the "total package"
development tool
2) Current versions work just fine
3) We deploy mostly on Mac OS X / Xserves anyway
4) At the moment it still runs and is deployable on other operating
systems (just buy an OS X Server license, which is cheaper than WO
used to be)
5) Eclipse runs on Mac on Intel from what I heard at WWDC from the
Eclipse people
ms
On Jul 29, 2005, at 8:26 AM, Anders Peterson wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm happy to see that there has been a lot of activity lately - in
> CVS and on the list - but I'm surprised this happened now. The
> current options on obtaining/licensing WO make it "not an option"
> for my needs (and I imagine I'm not the only one).
>
> Just have to ask: Have I missed something? How could anyone invest
> time, money or credibility in WO under current circumstances?
>
> BTW Does anyone know anything about eclipse for Mac on Intel?
>
> /Anders
>
>
>
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