“RealSoftware’s REALBasic 2005–the popular cross-platform
interactive development environment (IDE) for Mac OS X and
Windows–is scheduled to debut for the Linux platform later this
month, perhaps as early as the LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in
San Francisco. For the past couple of weeks, I’ve been falling
asleep each night to the glow of beta versions of REALBasic 2005
running happily on SUSE Pro 9.3 on my monitor.“REALBasic 2005 is nothing like the Basic I used to know. If you
haven’t used Basic since most jobs required JCL to run, you might
not recognize REALBasic as the same language…”
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