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August 18, 2005 at 11:37 pm #18983
peterlaursen
ParticipantThis is a matter of taste, I belive.
But there is no option now to have more connections in same window.
Work is going on for a cross-platform version (Win+mac OS-X + Linux). As far as I know this one will have a “tree of connections”. But a fully functional and stable version will be no less than a year.
Development time I believe depends also on how many people buy the current version of the program. There is no revenue with the cross-platform version development.
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August 19, 2005 at 12:19 am #18984
GreenAlien
Memberpeterlaursen wrote on Aug 19 2005, 12:37 AM:This is a matter of taste, I belive.But there is no option now to have more connections in same window.
Work is going on for a cross-platform version (Win+mac OS-X + Linux). As far as I know this one will have a “tree of connections”. But a fully functional and stable version will be no less than a year.
Development time I believe depends also on how many people buy the current version of the program. There is no revenue with the cross-platform version development.
[post=”6921″]<{POST_SNAPBACK}>[/post]Thanks Peter. I at least plan to purchase this. The HTTP tunneling and sync tools are worth the money alone.
I look forward to the Mac OS X version. I hope to switch to that platform sooner or later – all depends on how Apple's OS X intel port pans out (i.e. I hope they release a generic version that I can install on my Sony Vaio laptop, otherwise I'll probably just buy their first intel-based laptop).
Incidentally I'll be sure to plug sqlyog to the MacCast when it gets ported over. This is a podcast with several thousand listeners, and you can download each mon/wed/fri show as an mp3 from maccast.com, or via subscribtion within iTunes v4.9.
Cheers, Ant
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