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Some of the answers I received about a XmHTML survey I made in April 1997,
during full alpha development.
The question I asked was: What do you like about XmHTML?
LOVE that parser :-)
Susan Liebeskind <shl@cc.gatech.edu>
It is rapidly developing by a high skilled professional. It's alive, unlike
many commercial software! And there are some utilites and approaches inside
it that are interesting for me as a programmer. I like GPL licensing also.
Valery Kravchuk <valera@itech.kiev.ua>
Being written by someone else :-) (seriously, I wouldnt be nearly so far
advanced in such a short time if I was writing this)
Dick Porter <dick@cymru.net>
Its license. Like LessTif, it can be used by most anybody.
Also it is the basis for lots of interesting stuff.
Danny Backx <u27113@kb.be>
It's license. Also like the fact that it is being updated frequently.
Eric Marttila <eam@thermoanalytics.com>
Rather simple to build in
Roland Heinen <eedroh@eed.ericsson.se>
It's flexability, and price. :)
Ricky Ralston <rlr@atl.hp.com>
- License
- HTML 3.2 compliant
Nourrit Jean Michel <jm.nourrit@univ-reims.fr>
License. Our application is commercial and every other HTML widget or
hypertext help system either a) was free and prohibited use in a
commercial application or b) was not free and was not ported to our
operating system and source was not available.
Milburn Taylor <mwt@starbase.neosoft.com>
Thanks a lot for a brilliant implementation of a free HTML 3.2 widget !!!
Jan Arvid Veggeberg <janni@stavanger.Geco-Prakla.slb.com>
Thanks for your hard work on the XmHTML widget and for making it available
under the LPGL.
Dave Brown <dbrown@niwot.scd.ucar.EDU>
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