Re.[Oberon] Bug Report/Survey
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Mon Jul 7 05:52:37 CEST 2003
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Hi Oberon Developers,
I found the following problem/have the following suggestion.
My Name: Chris Glur
My Organization: Semi retired
Problem/Suggestion: User base too small; dependant on few contributors
User Survey (Optional):
Oberon satisfaction rating (0 - 100): <--compared to what ? Satisfied=dead
I am using: Windows 3.1 <--- DOSbased n-o & view *.ps, *.pdf ?
Windows for Workgroups
Windows 95
Windows 98
Windows NT 3.x
Windows NT 4.x
Windows 2000
MacOS 6.x
MacOS 7.x
MacOS 8.x
Linux <--- seldom for LNO
Native Oberon for PC <--- continually
Amount of RAM: 8MB 16MB 32 MB MB <--- 32 MB
Network Software: Microsoft TCP stack
PCTCP/Onnet
Trumpet
MacTCP
Other: <--- Native Oberon for PC & Linux
I have: No internet access
Direct internet access
Internet through PPP <---
Internet through Slip
I don't use Oberon at the moment
plan to use Oberon
use some Oberon applications like text editing <---
have written small Oberon programs <---
constructed a user interface for my personal work with Oberon
have manipulated gadgets by program
have written an own gadget
find the user interface a little weird
like the user interface <---
have done a larger project in Oberon
find the documentation lacking <--- compared to what ?
would like to see more example programs
would be interested in the source of the system <--- ? kernel
am in love with Oberon !
My comments:
The much hated mouse-cording, is a language in its own right.
Perhaps analagous to 'stack-based' calculators (the original HP),
much loved by the users who learned how to use them fluently
- not me.
Apparently the proper piano finguring is also irritating at first ?
Chris Glur.
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PS. is LNO (linux based n-o) X86 dependant, or
cound it run on a non-X86 Linux ? I guess not.
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