“We’re seeing a move back to the Macintosh desktop.”
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“There’s definitely a demand for it, especially with the adoption of Mac OS X,” he says. There are more than 9 million users of Mac OS X, Jobs announced at MacWorld last week, and by the end of March, that number is expected to surpass 10 million, giving Macintosh, once again, a 5 percent share of the desktop market.ĭemand for Celview emulation software has picked up, says David Etue, Celview’s head of marketing and business development. As the Macintosh community celebrates the 20th anniversary of the original Mac computer, launched in 1984, the number of Mac users is growing, according to Apple Computer’s president, Steve Jobs. While Windows and Linux outshine Macintosh in terms of platform star power, Apple’s sleek and integrated desktop computer seems to be enjoying a bit of a renaissance these days. Celcorp, which announced Celview 3.0.3 last week at the MacWorld Expo in San Francisco, is also offering discounts of up to a 20 percent on Celview licenses purchased by March 31, 2004. The latest release of the software, Celview for Macintosh Version 3.0.3, delivers one major enhancement: it has support for multiple Macintosh keyboards, which, the company says, will benefit people who use Macintosh laptops but may want to use a bigger keyboard when they “dock” their PowerBook on their desktop. The SNA gateway server features a more extensive set of SNA protocols than the other two editions, but it doesn’t support Mac OS X.
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The AS/400 and mainframe editions run on the older Mac OS release, Versions 8 through 9, as well as on the newer Mac OS X 10.3 “Panther” and Mac OS X 10.2 “Jaguar” releases.
There are three versions of the Celview for Macintosh software: the AS/400 Edition, the Mainframe Edition, and the SNA Gateway Edition. Celcorp acquired the rights to MacRumba from Wall-Data in 1996. Celview has a long lineage and is descended from Apple’s SNA*ps terminal emulation software, which was acquired by Wall-Data and packaged as MacRumba. The Celview for Macintosh product line is a mature emulation package that provides Telnet 52 emulation, FTP, and host printing for Macintosh computers.
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