I need an oberon compiler

Lueko Willms wrote: 
.    On  04.10.05
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  about  Re: I need an oberon compiler


a> I uderstand his German pretty well, but I think that this is extreme
a> arrogancy to respond in German. It seems that Mr. Ulrich has no

I guess he just noted that the original question came from anotherone in Germany.


Yours,
Lüko Willms                                     http://www.willms-edv.de
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Die Wörter-Welt. -G.C.Lichtenberg

That was the reason. I did not want to annoy anybody. And I find it quite bloed that someone, which knows well German abmueht itself with its weak English, in a public forum an answer to receive, which another participant him can give, who knows likewise well German, who would have to however likewise trouble with English.

If the e-postal address had functioned, I would have written the advice-looking for directly.

My suggestion: Everyone writes in the language, which best suitable it regards as its purpose. I do not regard English personal as technical tasks for suitably. If one regards, what idiotischen programming languages and operating systems in English-language countries were developed, can ask oneself one, that lies.

I do not find it also in order that a certain language for public forums is prescribed. And who can find it in order that the administration of the root connecting net width unit in the hands of the country is, which committed most and worst crimes with distance?

Thanks for your understanding!

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