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James Robertson

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Cincom Smalltalk for Mac: Eating the Dogfood Posted: Jan 18, 2008 8:09 AM
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Everyone (including me) has noticed the problems we've had on the Mac platform - slowness and instability. Well, it looks like we have finally turned the corner on that. Engineering has routed a bunch of problems over the last few weeks and months, and today, I'm going to be moving fully over myself.

Up until now, I've been running BottomFeeder under Parallels, and also getting my corporate email under Parallels. With an assist from Travis, I got my email issues solved last night, and am now cheerfully using Mail.app for everything. The next thing: a new build of BottomFeeder using the latest VM for Mac, and a couple of bug fixes from Michael on the network layer, and I'll be fully cut over. At that point, I won't need to use Windows for anything but demos and games :)

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