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atinoue@sevax1.cse.canon.co.jp (Atsushi Inoue) writes:


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>	deguise@ccrs.emr.ca (J.-C Deguise) wrote that there is 
>	another X-server program called PlanetX. But he didn't 
>	know about it either.

PlanetX from InterCon is an X-Window CLIENT program, NOT a server program. 
It allows a user to remotely operate a Macintosh from any X Window System
server. I believe this is just the opposite of what you need.

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>3.pros. and cons. about MacX and eXodus
>	I could not get enough info to compare these products,
>	especially acout eXodus.

>	MacX:
>		Vrey true to X-windows enviroment
>		Good handling of rootless window
>		
>		Slow, memory eater( even with 5Mb you can get "out of
>		memory" message)
>		doesn't communicate with Ultrix
>		Has problem with CLUT

I don't know what you (or whoever told you) mean by "doesn't communicate
with Ultrix". We have been using MacX version 1.1.7 and 1.2 as an X-server
to some DEC RISC/Ultrix machines (5000/200 and 5000/240) for awhile and they
work fine.

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Andy
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