🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <1686@ssc-vax.UUCP> benoni@ssc-vax.UUCP (Charles L Ditzel) writes:
>Both Apollo and Sun run desktop publishing packages that make PageMaker and
>Illustrator look positively primitive, ever heard of FrameMaker and Interleaf?
>Ever see these on a 1600x1280 screen?  If you live at all in a technical
>world - which clearly it doesn't sound like you do - Apollos and Suns run
>*lots* of engineering, CAD/CAM, medical applications.  Have you ever seen
>NeWS (ever seen a circular window?).  Get serious the Mac II has a *long*
>way to go before ever being considered an "engineering workstation" let
>alone a workstation.

Never said it compared as a workstation.  But circular windows... gee!  I
guess I'm wrong -- Sun's have it all over Mac's for serious work...

You Sun guys take everything so seriously... chill out.  And I thought people
here in NY were tense.  Actually, for serious typesetting, I'll take troff or
TeX on our Pyramids any day.  10 MIPS?  Whoopee!  My thumb is on my nose and
I'm wiggling my fingers...

Have a nice day...

[ :-), in case you still don't get it. ]

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