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HyperZebra
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OpenXTalkPaul
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Re: HyperZebra
Thanks for the binary download, I did see this on GitHub years ago but it was all in Japanese (I think), and I didn't find an executable for it. This is also built on Java, but it's very incomplete and a bit wonky.
There's a another similarly built on Java but appears to be a much more of a complete HyperCard Clone: https://github.com/defano/wyldcard and it's MIT licensed, and still active. WyldCard specifically has a goal of faithfully emulating HyperCard. Which I don't see why? Why limit it's capabilities like that? (same complaint I have with Decker). I've never compiled WyldCard to try it out though, but it looks solid.
There's a another similarly built on Java but appears to be a much more of a complete HyperCard Clone: https://github.com/defano/wyldcard and it's MIT licensed, and still active. WyldCard specifically has a goal of faithfully emulating HyperCard. Which I don't see why? Why limit it's capabilities like that? (same complaint I have with Decker). I've never compiled WyldCard to try it out though, but it looks solid.
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