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Point of information, please. I've been away for a while. Is LiveCode the new name for Runrev? My RunRev Studio 4.0 "Check for updates" says I've got the latest version. Did my train get switched to another track?

Thanks, Mark. I now the app itself would only take me a week or two, since I already have most of the pieces here in some of my previous RunRev experiments. I just didn't want to get into duplicating an effort someone else may already have done and polished up. And yeah, the biggest part will be usi...

I've been away from RunRev for several years, and from programming in general, but now feel vague stirrings for a call to action. I have in mind a language-learning app. The basic idea is to present a text chunk in the new language, and provide two buttons on the card, one to pop up an "old language...

Is 2.9 an upgrade for Linux users? I've been waiting since May of 2006 for some way to upgrade from 2.6.

Is there any relatively specific problem that you hope to solve with semantic web (data integration and concept linking) types of technologies? It's more a generic problem -- how to match technology, curriculum, and (inadequate) instructor proficiency into a concept-threaded web that students can f...

Marielle, I, for one, would be interested. I'm involved in the "technology" plan development for a small K12 school district. Any input on the future of the science of the web would be most welcome, even though we are at this stage just struggling to make the present web actually useful for education.

Mark wrote:I believe it is best to contact support with this question.

Done. Standing by....

Aha! Good find! I see that 2.7.5 is a free update to 2.7.x licenses. However, we Linux folks don't have (couldn't get!) 2.7.x licenses in the first place. So, is 2.7.5 therefore a free upgrade for Linux 2.6.x licenses?

2.7.5 includes Linux? Really? I didn't see that in the newsletter. What I did see is: The most exciting news of all: Revolution 2.7.5 will be a free update. If you had an active Revolution maintenance plan as of February 1, 2006, or if you purchased any version of Revolution 2.7, you will receive Re...

I just assumed that "September" meant 2006. Perhaps that was rash of me. I guess I shall just have to temper my impatience. Or, buy a Mac!

End of October, still waiting for Sept. delivery of Linux 2.7x.... Did I miss an announcement?

No word yet on 2.7 for Linux? Am I restricted to 2.6.2 for my development platform (Linux Studio) forever? I can't even swap stacks with 2.7.x people any more.

Well, please post a note here when it's good to go. Or, should I drop back to Express on LInux, and re-upgrade to one of the currently viable platforms for Studio?

Is Linux on the 2.7.1 upgrade list? I have Linux Studio 2.6

Or, from the other end of the stick, what about those with Linux Studio who are using the lack of a Linux 2.7x version as a handy excuse for their stalled project development? When will that excuse be gone?