At 12:10 PM 4/10/98 -0400, Dan Corkill wrote:
>
>> * Roy M. Turner
>> | But there's the problem.  I'm not about to move all our code, only some
>> | of which is written in Lisp, from Sun to Linux until I know that the
>> | Linux version of ACL will be a full product, not only with support (which
>> | I don't use very much at all) but with the same upgrade path as the Unix
>> | version.  So I'm not going to invest the money or (especially) the time,
>> | come to rely on the Linux version, only to find later that it is becoming
>> | increasingly out-of-date and possibly unsupported.  If they offer the
>> | product, then it makes sense, but not before, at least not to me.
>
>
>We have supporting our GBB product family (GBB, NetEval, ChalkBox,
>NetGBB, ..) on Allegro CL for Linux.  Support for builds on RedHat 5.0
>notwithstanding, we (and our Linux customers) have found it to be
>sufficiently robust to do serious work.  Our on-line HTTP-based
>inspector facility is running 7x24 on a Linux laptop
>(http://www.bbtech.com/html-inspector.html).  
>
>We are also expecting Allegro CL 5.0 to be made available under Linux.
>
>-- 
>Dan Corkill                                              <bbtech.com at cork>
>Blackboard Technology                              http://www.bbtech.com
>401 Main Street                                   Phone: +1 413 256-8990
>Amherst, MA  01002                                Fax:   +1 413 256-3179

The link should actually read:

http://www.bbtech.com/http-inspector.html

Or you can always go to:

 http://www.bbtech.com/whats-new.html 

Which has the VRML version of the GBB demo.

Samantha
Samantha Cichon
Franz Inc.
www.franz.com