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edited July 2002 in General
Hello

Have you any plans that you can discuss regarding a report designer (like
RBEnt) for Kylix and/or C# edition for .Net?

Thank you

Clive Crocker
CMC Communicatin Systems Ltd

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  • edited May 2002
    Hi

    I know there are other posts regarding Kylix, but most seem from some while
    ago and I'd like to understand the current thinking / plans at DM, if
    possible

    Thanks

    Clive
  • edited July 2002
    Though we see great potential in the Linux theater, we must make our
    decisions based on business realities. Therefore, we currently have no plans
    to develop a Kylix version. We will certainly make an announcement if this
    situation changes.

    Also, at this time, we haven't anounced any plans regarding .NET.

    --
    Cheers,

    Alexander Kramnik
    Digital Metaphors

  • edited July 2002
    In article <3d29f802$1@dm500.>, "Alexander Kramnik \(Digital Metaphors\)"
    says...
    |Though we see great potential in the Linux theater, we must make our
    |decisions based on business realities. Therefore, we currently have no plans
    |to develop a Kylix version. We will certainly make an announcement if this
    |situation changes.

    Well, it is different from my business reality. We cannot get more clients who are
    running their system in the strictly Linux environment. If there are no plans for
    Kylix, we may drop ReportBuilder and switch over to Rave or other Kylix/Windows
    compatible Report generators. ReportBuilder is a great product and we have dropped
    Rave Reports when we used ReportBuilder. We wanted to maintain a common code-base
    for sanity's sake and have minimum cross-platform recoding if possible. When our
    clients overseas pushes us far, we will switch over to Rave, even if it is not as
    good as ReportBuilder. We are still waiting if Rave becomes good enough for us
    before switching over, unless of course ReportBuilder does a Kylix version within
    our business time frame. That is our reality.
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