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Date: Sun 08-Aug-1989 03:15:54 From: Unknown Subject: What is Going to Break This Fall Besides FrameMaker? In looking through some of the files left in /tmp after running the FrameMaker application, I noticed that it has an apparent "drop dead" date this fall (presumably designed to coincide with the release of 1.0 and FrameMaker's move to a commercial status). Is this the only cube software scheduled to automatically die? I don't think enough emphasis has been placed on the fact that at least some of what you get in 0.9 will *break* this fall and leave you with the option of ponying up hard cash for the commercial release or abandoning that product altogether. Joe St Sauver >From: akcs.tom@ddsw1.MCS.COM (tom brusehaver)
Date: Sun 10-Aug-1989 05:00:07 From: Unknown Subject: What is Going to Break This Fall Besides FrameMaker? Simple, Change your clock. Put it back to January 1, 1970 hey I know folks who have done more than that to keep time bombed programs running. It may not be ethical (to put time bombs in, or override them take your pick), but you paid hard caash to use what you got now! They are using GNU software **** Lets put an end to software Hoarding! **** >From: ali@polya.Stanford.EDU (Ali T. Ozer)
Date: Sun 11-Aug-1989 15:19:49 From: Unknown Subject: Re: What is Going to Break This Fall Besides FrameMaker? In article <6249@oregon.uoregon.edu> Joe St Sauver writes: >In looking through some of the files left in /tmp after running the FrameMaker >application, I noticed that it has an apparent "drop dead" date this fall ... >Is this the only cube software scheduled to automatically die? I don't think >enough emphasis has been placed on the fact that at least some of what you get >in 0.9 will *break* this fall... FrameMaker was originally not intended to be bundled with the system, and the version on the 0.9 disk is more for demo purposes. FrameMaker will be available as a commercial product when it's ready. Nothing else on the 0.9 disk is scheduled to break; programs like WriteNow, Mathematica, and the development environment are all bundled with the system and will remain that way in 1.0. Ali Ozer, NeXT Developer Support aozer@NeXT.com >From: bjornl@blake.acs.washington.edu (Bjorn Levidown)
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