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Re: History of U++ [message #37958 is a reply to message #37947]

Sat, 24 November 2012 21:58

navi
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mirek wrote on Sat, 24 November 2012 14:21

BTW, example of something GUI I have developed (with Toms's help) that was about 5 years before U++:

http://www.fifland.wz.cz/recenze/sw/cybexshell/cybexshell.ph p
http://hryprodos.sweb.cz/pr/cybexshell.htm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DInhifK2ic

Wow. Thanks for the screen-shots Mirek. Cybershell looks awesome! considering it was almost 17 years ago, back in the days of DOS! The cybershell desktop looks very similar to win3.1 Program manager but lots of more icons and directories on the desktop. From the experience of what happen to M$ Visual Studio 5/6 languages when .NET came out. Before learning of U++ history I had the same concern for U++ and that it might also change due to M$ changing GUI/APIs towards NET. But looking at the History of U++, makes more sense thinking U++ is of its own unique kind and is here to stay the same way it is now. And will likely to survive changes to windows better then many other things out there.

regards,
navi

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