At 12:00 AM 8/7/94 +0200, Eric Thomas wrote:
>L-Soft  plans to  port  LISTSERV to  Windows NT  and  later Windows  4.0.
>However, LISTSERV  requires 32-bit addressing  and thus cannot  run under
>3.11.
 
The Mac has supported 32-bit addressing since 1991, when can we expect a
LISTSERV client?  Surely we don't have to wait for obsolescent technology
to catch up?
 
IBM's PowerPC is now scheduled for October, and apparently will ship with
Windows NT assuming Microsoft can hit a deadline (that'll be new).
 
WinDOZE 4 (aka Chicago) has been delayed again.  The latest version out of
Redmond is that it'll be in the hands of OEM's by year's end but not
available to consumers until 1995.  Anyone taking odds?  Of course, when
Win4 does finally ship, most of us are going to discover that, for one
reason or another, it's not compatible with our existing hardware ;-)
 
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