Torq Software
Unix
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- Parent Category: Technologies
- Written by Apolon Ivankovic
MacroView has run on a large variety of Unix based operating systems since 1987. We still maintain it on the following Unix operating systems and have hardware to develop and build on:
- SCO Open Server 5
- Solaris on Sparc
- Solaris on x86
- Open Solaris
- Digital Tru 64 Unix V4/V5



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