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Product Description:
AlphaX is a Mac OS X native version of the Alpha8 text editor, developed by a group of its users.
AlphaX is driven by the extensible open-source AlphaTcl script library, containing very popular HTML & LaTeX syntax coloring and editing modes as well as modes for C, Perl, Tcl, Fortran and much more.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4 or higher
- Tcl/Tk Aqua 8.4.7 or higher
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8.02 works on Leopard and Intel Mac (for me, at least) 
- Version: 8.0.2, 5/8/2008 05:04AM PST
macfan2004
Although there hasn't been a new release in a while,
and the supported OS and platform is listed as 10.4 PPC,
I've been using AlphaX on Leopard on an Intel Mac, and it seems fine.
I mostly just use it for LaTeX, but all the code rests on the same Tcl layer,
so I'm guessing that if some parts of it work fine, then the rest should be fine too.
and the supported OS and platform is listed as 10.4 PPC,
I've been using AlphaX on Leopard on an Intel Mac, and it seems fine.
I mostly just use it for LaTeX, but all the code rests on the same Tcl layer,
so I'm guessing that if some parts of it work fine, then the rest should be fine too.
8.0.2 crashes constantly for me! 
- Version: 8.0.2, 6/22/2006 08:30PM PST
aca
...when closing windows, or putting the app in the background, or just when it feels like it. I've been using Alpha for years and years, I'm a reluctantly devoted fan (OS X versions have never really felt up to snuff, but it's better enough than the competition that I've never switched to something else) Guess it's time to back out to an older version--fortunately, they're still available...
Seems to be updated to conform better to OS X standards, with new preferences etc.