Results
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Choice
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Votes
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Percent
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Windows
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102
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51.3%
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MacOS
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4
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2.0%
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RedHat/Fedora
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2
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1.0%
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SuSE
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2
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1.0%
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FreeBSD
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2
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1.0%
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Slackware
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0
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0.0%
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Mandrake
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1
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0.5%
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Some other Linux flavor
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11
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5.5%
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Solaris
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0
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0.0%
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OS/2
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0
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0.0%
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Other
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2
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1.0%
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I only program on my calculator
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68
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34.2%
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I honestly have no idea
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5
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2.5%
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Re: Which operating system do you develop your calculator programs in?
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anykey
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If I were developing calculator programs, it would be in OSX. I *was* working on a ticalc statistics program, but until I can get wxPython to cooperate with me, it's going to be on hold.
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17 March 2006, 21:25 GMT
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Re: Which operating system do you develop your calculator programs in?
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Scooblescott
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what if you program assembly and BASIC? no choice for that. Just 'i only program on my calc' and all the other computor choices. multiple choices are good, but i'm making a big deal out of something so tiny that doesn't matter in any manner.
But still, multiple choices are good and should have been made for this particular question.
I program on windows (98-piece of crap and XP-tasm doesn't work for me on xp)
windows 98 sucks because it is slow(to boot) and doesn't look nice, but it is fine for simple calculator stuff.
I got really off topic. that happens a lot.
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18 March 2006, 16:41 GMT
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