WO is cool once you did something by using 20+% of its power. But this is only from developer's view point.
>From manager point jof view: (1) small user group; (2) limited official develop/deploy plantform; (3) Nothing attractive enough non-technically; these should be enough reasons to leave WO Obviously if WO supports windows and linux, (2) will be gone and the user group will getting bigger. The efforts of porting WO to linux in classic and popular sense are quite successful: GnuSTEP, SOEP and WO-direct-transplanting. But not many win developers ever heard about WO. As long as EOF still quite alien to cocoa developers, WO will not be so attractive even to many apple developers. (So windows and objC are important to WO) Situation will not change too much if the strength of WO is only appreciated by WO developers. What if the following become standard and easily customizable/localizable *Affair Editor/Publisher for business managers to manage affairs (eg. events like conferences, sales, etc) *Content management tools for business people instead of developers *Survey Creator/Publisher/ResponseAnalyser for business analyser *Business Rule editor and generic executor for business rule maker I believe WO/EOF can help achieve the above much easier than other techs (some of my work shows the feasibility). That's why I'll not leave WO.
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