Re: Questions about RK

[Robert <http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert>]

 > From: Bill Burdick <http://www.mobilereasoning.com/~bill>
 > Date: Thu, 17 Jun 2004 11:06:04 -0500
 >
 > Got it, thanks!  I remember getting it from a PrimeTime Freeware CD in 
 > the early 90s and using it on SunOS back then.
 > 
 > Mobile Reasoning is mainly a services firm.  We also support Applied 
 > Reasoning's products (http://appliedreasoning.com) when asked (the AR 
 > founders are here in Mobile Reasoning -- dig/ping will tell you that 
 > appliedreasoning.com and mobilereasoning.com have the same IP address; 
 > we're hosting AR's site here).  Lately, we've been doing 'white knight' 
 > consulting -- helping projects that are in trouble recover.  We are also 
 > in close association with a few small technology firms, helping to 
 > commercialize their technology (wireless, p2p, middleware, etc).  We 
 > mostly do Java these days (we started with Smalltalk in the mid-late 
 > 80s), but I've started to do some Mozilla development (ala Nigel 
 > McFarlane's book) and I'm looking at that platform as an alternative to 
 > Java (when appropriate).

OK, a consulting/services firm.  I may be joining such a company soon.
We'll see.

 > By the way, this page shows a directory listing: 
 > http://dummy.us.eu.org/.  You probably want to put an index.html in there.

Yeah.  I keep fixing this over and over.  I'll have to do it right...

Thanks.

 > Robert wrote:
 > 
 > >It should be available at http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert/software/rk.shtml .
 > >If you have problems downloading it or compiling it, please e-mail me.
 > >
 > >I see that mobilereasoning is based in Kansas.  What does it do?
 > >
 > >Good luck.
 > >  
 > >