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From: new@ee.udel.edu (Darren New)
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Subject: Re: 2nd try. More comparisons of A3000 and NeXT
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Date: 3 Dec 90 17:32:28 GMT
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In article <9012031553.AA23811@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU> 91_bickingd@GAR.UNION.EDU ("Bicking, David") writes:
>>The bundled software includes a word processor, mathematica, a librarian
>>program, a good text editor, a dictionary, a thesaurus, an excellent
>>programming environment (Interface Builder), and lots of really interesting
>>developer software such as a ray tracer.  
>>Version 1.0 also includes lisp and a database program (Sybase) 

>	That is pretty nice.  What does AT&T SysV.4 come with?  "Interface 
>builder"?  Is that something like Intuition?  BTW, although they aren't 
>bundled, everything you described is available on the Amiga as PD.  

I would be very interested to find where to get a PD digital librarian,
dictionary with definitions, pronunciations, and pictures, and
thesaurus for the Amiga.  I would also be interested in getting a PD
version of Sybase. :-)

P.S., Interface builder is more like Pwerwindows than Intuition.

               -- Darren
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