What would be nice is a revision of VFP for Linux. There is a real unfulfilled niche there for an integrated database development environment, including all of GUI fixings that has not been addressed by the all the bits and pieces currently available. Sure, maybe you can cobble something togther using the standard back-end databases....mySQL, PostGRESQL (how do you pronounce that?) and maybe the Java SWING library, or GNOME or KDE widgets...but a as yet....there is no integrated development environments equivalent to VFP (or Access)

At one time, (pre-Microsoft? ) there was a version of FoxPro 2.0 (ish) that ran on Unix.

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>>>>It seems to me that MS is ignoring a large potential market by not having Linux compatible products.
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>>>http://www.mslinux.org/
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>>That's hilarious!
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>Give it time and the rumors will start. When Java was "the next big thing" there were rumors that MS had a small army of programmers secretly porting Office to Java.