So, a listener surmised, Apple helped make Mathematica 's Mac interface possible. We talked once. Apple's response to Wolfram's charges came from spokeswoman Brooke Cohan. We have hundreds of developers and we try to treat them all fairly. I find it amazing.
Early indications look good.
Next month, Mathematica will be demonstrated in Apple's booth at Siggraph 88 in Atlanta, the annual showcase for computer graphics. Besides writing the core software of Mathematica , Wolfram uncorked his uncanny knack for finding bugs. Despite Wolfram's search for perfection, he said there is plenty of room for special features of Mathematica to be accommodated by third-party developers. I'd like it if you could read it into an illustrator program. He knows that for Mathematica to grow as a tool, the first step is acceptance by a large audience.