[bd-users] bibledesktop-users Digest, Vol 27, Issue 1

[Neil Short]

Well, it's a Java application; so you need a fairly
current java runtime environment. I don't think one
exists for any of the environments you mentioned
except perhaps OS/2 - and in that case the JRE would
be developed and provided by IBM. You might consider
checking I personally run mine on FreeBSD.
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> Date: Sat, 15 Dec 2007 22:20:17 -0800
> From: Greg Slade <grgaslists at rogers.com>
> Subject: [bd-users] Jsword on orphan OSes?
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> I've long been tracking software for "orphaned"
> operating systems 
> (Amiga, Atari ST/TT, OS/2, etc.), and the promise of
> Bible software 
> which could work under those environments would be
> very good news for 
> anybody who still has one of those machines, and
> either can't or won't 
> move to a currently updated OS. Does anybody on this
> list still run an 
> "orphan" machine? If so, could you tell us if you
> can get Jsword to run? 
> Thanks.
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> God bless,
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> Greg
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