| Austin-Soft is based upon the user-centric approach to software design: designing software that we believe users want, not what a marketing company tells us users want. Glenn Austin started working on computers in 1976, developing some of the first in-store demo software for microcomputers and moving on to working for Apple Computer, Aladdin Systems, Symantec, La Cie and others.
Our company has a background in both hardware and software design, which shows in the products our company chooses to make.
As it stands, Austin-Soft is developing software for MacOS X, Linux and Microsoft Windows, with more support coming for Java.
Remember the part about the users? The part where we try to built applications that users want and need to enhance their computing experience?
Coding is hard. Knowing what would make your life easier is even harder. Gamers, Developers, General users: we want to hear from you!
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| Glenn Austin is the founder and CEO of Austin-Soft. Some of his background includes:
Part of the group that developed the Macintosh Communications Toolbox, and developed the Mac OS X version of AppleWorks.
The principal architect on the StuffIt Deluxe 5 file format.
The principal architect on the StuffIt InstallerMaker Electronic Commerce software
The principal architect on the StuffIt InstallerMaker 4 updater technology.
The principal architect on the System 7-compatible Total Systems accelerator software.
The principal architect on the AppleTalk Compatibility Extension, which permitted accelerator software to change CPU speed without affecting AppleTalk connectivity.
The principal architect on a parallel processing system using multiple Intel processors circa 1987.
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