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From: petergun@coffeehaus.com (Stephane I. Matis)
Subject: Re: Great Deal on NeXTStep
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Date: Mon, 13 Mar 1995 08:22:03 GMT
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Raj Akula (raj@access4.digex.net) wrote:
: : In sum, we lack little. Heck, we even have DOOM ... :^)
: Heck, DOOM was originally developed on NEXTSTEP from what I understand,
: anybody care to prove/disprove?
Okay ... so my hint wasn't enough. Yes, DOOM was developped on a NeXT
Cube. Yes, the wonderfull CERN World-Wide-Web stuff you see today was
first developped under NEXTSTEP as well.
Yes, NEXTSTEP is a *great* development environment ... but I like it
simply for its academic and home use.
As for specs on DOOM 2 running under NEXTSTEP ... check out Omni Group,
at http://www.omni.com/ and cruise into their "software" section. Yes,
DOOM 2 runs under *all* NEXTSTEP systems ... some better then others ...
having more CPU and better display system helps ... n'est ce pas ?
Steph
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petergun
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