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Subject:Re: Microsoft Unix programming From:John Ahlstrom <jahlstro -at- CISCO -dot- COM> Date:Thu, 5 Dec 1996 08:20:08 -0800
Stephen Victor wrote:
> I agree that UNIX shops tend to use Frame, primarily because it's one of
> the very few UNIX DTPs out there. I'm not really horrified at the
> thought of using Word; I'm more horrified at the thought of Microsoft
> trying to do UNIX programming. :)
Fear not. Last I heard, Bill said he wouldn't
write Unix products till Unix sold 1000000 million
machines a year.
John Ahlstrom jahlstrom -at- cisco -dot- com
408-526-6025 Using Java to Decrease Entropy
Any neural system sufficiently complex to generate the axioms of
arithmetic is too complex to be understood by itself.
Kaekel's Conjecture
