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Article #1016Cub'X-Window & ADB
From: Claire Normand
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 19:32
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 19:32
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In article <1992Oct21.124450.10468@gagetalker.com> scotty@gagetalker.com (Scott Turner) writes: > > Oh boy, I just finished installing the co-Xist 2.1.2 DEMO and guess what? > Yep, no workee! Hey guys, where were YOU when NeXT was working on ADB last > year? Or even earlier this summer when they started shipping NeXT's with > 3.1v71 bootroms that could handle ADB? Didn't anyone at NeXT tell you folks > that co-Xist was going to be broken RSN? Are you ready for all the confused > phone calls from people wondering why they type ls into xterm and get > giberish instead? Hmm, might be amusing to call them and find ouT. :) > > So pile one more product on the dead software pile. I imagine I'm right about > Cub-X and the freely available X11R5 servers as well, sigh. > Cub'X-Window works fine with ADB keyboards, with no patch required. Reason for this is Cub'X-Window keyboard mapping has been developed in order to follow NeXT keyboard mapping. It strictly adapts to NeXT keyboard preferences, permitting to use all NeXT International keyboards, and the ADB. Cub'X-Window keyboard accepts accents and other specific letters, and also adapts to X requirements, such as different treatment of right and left Shift key. Claire Normand Cub'x Systemes claire@cubx.oleane.com (+33-1) 46 93 29 25
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Newsgroups: comp.sys.next.hardware Path: arc1-ca.pugleaf.net!sparky!uunet!arakis.fdn.org!gamb.fdn.org!cubx!news From: claire@cubx.oleane.com (Claire Normand) Subject: Cub'X-Window & ADB Message-ID: <1992Nov10.193247.1220@cubx.fdn.org> Sender: news@cubx.fdn.org Nntp-Posting-Host: accapulco Reply-To: claire@cubx.oleane.com Organization: Cub'X Systemes, France. Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 19:32:47 GMT Lines: 34