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REALbasic Linux IDE Public Beta Available

Posted by CmdrTaco on from the it-all-seems-so-basic dept.

An anonymous reader writes "A brand-new visual development environment for Linux is in public beta now. REALbasic 2005 for Linux Standard Edition will be available for free when it ships in August. The company has also done away with their email registration requirement. Download the public beta now from REAL Software."

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  1. Re:If you'd rather have a look first... by Leroy_Brown242 · · Score: 4, Funny

    Where is your faith?

    Slashdot says download, so you download!

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  2. I can hardly wait... by PixelCat · · Score: 3, Funny

    for the cognitive dissonance to set in. Linux and BASIC together.

  3. Re:Zealots by metamatic · · Score: 2, Funny

    Yes, a story about the Linux version of a set of cross-platform programming language developer tools, available for free download... must have been really hard to sneak such an inappropriate story onto the developer section of Slashdot, you fucktard.

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  4. RealBASIC-OSLife. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

    "According to the RealBasic website, the standard version for Linux is going to be free "because the linux community expects free stuff.""

    So when is something like "Groceries for Linux", or "Gas for Linux" coming out?