Remember, GTM doesn't run on Mac - only Cache.  And there's no CPRS
replacement, yet, so don't count on somebody writing a Cocoa/Carbon app
on Mac instead of Mono/Mozilla for *nix (to be used everywhere else).  I
write with XCode (Mac) and that's not nearly as RAD and cross-platform
as Mono or Mozilla.  I'd put $2 into Mono development over XCode any
day.

VPC works fine if the system is beefy enough.  I recommend building up a
Windows Terminal Server and using Remote Desktop (there's a native
Microsoft RDC client) to connect and utilize server resources.  That
would save resources from being used locally for the simple need of
touching CPRS.

Unfortunately I can't convince my wife that the 30" flat panel on my G5
is a "need" and not a dream.  *drool*

David Sommers, Architect  |  Dialog Medical

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of jae
kim
Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2005 9:19 PM
To: hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Hardhats-members] Server Message Block (SMB)

Rusty,

Even with VirtualPC licenses, the overhead will be
too heavy. Maybe having all Mac network (Mac in
each office) and build a complete Mac-VistA system 
managed by NetInfo. New GUI could be created with Mac's
Interface Builder for Macintosh graphics.
That means no need for Windows, yes!

Jae.


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