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Dick Pick revival doesn't miss a trick

OpenQM runs old apps and web sites

By INQUIRER staff

Fri Jul 21 2006, 11:22

GOD BLESS the people out there for not forgetting computing pioneer Dick Pick and his crafty ideas.

A reader points us to the unofficial home of QM Wiki, here.

This is a wiki-esque engine running on top of the Nucleus environment from Binary Star and is an indication of steps being taken to create user sites which run in OpenQM and use Data Basic as the only language.

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