Linux Engine Licensing - Please Read

[Mark Schonewille]

Richard,

Not so long ago, I experimented with running my stacks as little 
client apps with the engine in the bin folder of Mac OS X. This 
allows me to run a stack like an application, without building a 
standalone. Very much like running a Python applet. Have you 
noticed that this is no longer possible in Rev 2.7? Do you now a 
workaround?

Best,

Mark

Richard Gaskin wrote:

> A lot of us MC users did.  I had occasion to mention this very 
> specifically to Lynn recently, more than once.  Not sure why he said he 
> wasn't familiar with it; maybe he just suffers from what Dan and I can 
> call Rev List Subscriber Memory Disorder. ;)
> 
> Most of the engine changes since the older version at <ftp.metacard.com> 
> have been for native appearances and other goodies that have no effect 
> when running in faceless mode.  Also, MetaCard Corp. supported far more 
> platforms than RunRev, so if your server runs Solaris, BSD, or one of 
> the other flavors Rev is no longer compiled for you can still enjoy 
> Transcript on your server with the old tried-and-true engine.
> 
> What a great way to evangelize Transcript: the moment you want to make 
> GUI admin tools or desktop apps, you already know the language.  Dr. 
> Raney had some insight!
> 
> So Andre, how's that web app framework coming?
> 
> <snip>
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