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In 1993, Fujitsu had shown interest in bringing [https://wiki.renoproject.org/index.php/Fujitsu_Habitat Fujitsu Habitat] to the west. The plan was to backport Fujitsu Habitat to Windows computers. However, the source code for Fujitsu Habitat revealed major architectural problems and so minimal progress was made on bringing this to fruition. It was instead decided that development efforts would be better focused on writing something from the ground up. The original creators of Habitat, Chip Morningstar and Randy Farmer were both onboard and had already done this once before. | In 1993, Fujitsu had shown interest in bringing [https://wiki.renoproject.org/index.php/Fujitsu_Habitat Fujitsu Habitat] to the west. The plan was to backport Fujitsu Habitat to Windows computers. However, the source code for Fujitsu Habitat revealed major architectural problems and so minimal progress was made on bringing this to fruition.<ref>http://habitatchronicles.com/2004/04/you-cant-tell-people-anything/</ref> It was instead decided that development efforts would be better focused on writing something from the ground up. The original creators of Habitat, Chip Morningstar and Randy Farmer were both onboard and had already done this once before. | ||
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==== Even more stuff ==== | ==== Even more stuff ==== | ||
Here it is. | Here it is. | ||
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Revision as of 23:30, 19 March 2021
Dreamscape
| Developer(s): | Fujitsu Open Source Solutions, Inc |
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| Publisher(s): | Fujitsu |
| Producer(s): | Randy Farmer, Jeffery Douglas |
| Designer(s): | Randy Farmer |
| Platform(s): | Windows, Mac |
| Released: | (Beta): August 1995, (Launched): November 1995 |
Origins
In 1993, Fujitsu had shown interest in bringing Fujitsu Habitat to the west. The plan was to backport Fujitsu Habitat to Windows computers. However, the source code for Fujitsu Habitat revealed major architectural problems and so minimal progress was made on bringing this to fruition.[1] It was instead decided that development efforts would be better focused on writing something from the ground up. The original creators of Habitat, Chip Morningstar and Randy Farmer were both onboard and had already done this once before.
Things
More to come soon
Here's some more stuff.
Even more stuff
Here it is.