>>I did not take the time. I still follow the news groups and a far as I know - nobody is doing much with Kylix3. I thought for sure with Borland's great history that they would have created a winner. But, I don't see much going on.
>>As far Postgres and Kylix3 I think that's coming soon.
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>FWIW, if I ever do business application development on the Linux desktop, I'll probably use Kylix or something like it. I'm a VFP developer, and I doubt I'll ever grasp C++, and that's where the emphasis seems to be right now. But I wouldn't be surprised if that changed in the near future. The latest releases of KDE and Gnome, along with Microsoft's licensing, seem to be making Linux a viable option for the desktop. As more corporations choose that option, I think tools like Kylix will prosper. In any case, in spite of their past licensing blunders, I really like the direction Borland is going by supporting every major platform out there.


There is a 'Visual Basic' scripting languge for Linux coming out (http://sourceforge.net/projects/vb4linux) and I understand that KDevelop may support it. Interesting times!
JLK