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Check Out the Glass Engine

Monday, June 24, 2002

Check this out -- some developers at IBM have developed The Glass Engine, an interactive browser that lets you go through the works of composer Philip Glass in a whole new way. This thing is a trip! It requires Microsoft Internet Explorer (grrr) and the Microsoft Virtual Machine (it wouldn't work for me when I tried to use Sun's JVM, alas), which kinda sucks, but the experience is worth checking out nonetheless.

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