[ Thanks to Elton
Labajo for this link. ]
“TurboPower Software Company today announces their immediate
withdrawal from the retail component and developer tools market. As
part of the move, TurboPower announces its intention to release
their award winning component libraries as open source to the
maximum extent possible.“‘We’ve been a big part of the developer community for nearly 18
years,’ said TurboPower President Gary Frerking. ‘Open sourcing our
products seems like an appropriate gesture of appreciation to the
community that supported us so well over the years. We sincerely
hope these products take on a life of their own and continue to
prosper for many years to come…’
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