Re: A82: Two shell Idea

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Subject: Re: A82: Two shell Idea
From: "Stick Figure V. 1.0" <ejsmithj@voyager.net>
Date: Wed, 10 Jun 1998 13:19:32 -0400
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Why not just make two shells for each OS? It'd be pretty easy to port, non?

Larry G Currie wrote:

> Make two shells, a popular one and an unsuported one.  The popular one
> will be (I hate to do this but IBM) written with all kinds of cool
> features and routines built in for games.  The unused one (Mac) wil be
> written specifically for advanced math computing things so it's easy to
> program math/scientific style programs in it.  This way, we'd have 2
> shells with two distinct uses.  Like IBM/MAC, Win3.1&95/WinNT&O/S2...
> ~Larry C
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