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Subject: Re: Gnoga + Electron + Node.js = Cross Platform GUIs
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So, IIUC, this means Gnoga is getting close to doing a full cross-platform =
desktop/GUI application, right? -- That's pretty amazing; it took Borland y=
ears and years to get Delphi onto Linus [aka Kylix (2001)] and, after that =
fell through, the better part of another decade to get to FireMonkey (2011)=
.

Thank you for your hard work and enthusiasm! :)