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Question on GUI's

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From: pangborn
Date: Tue, 04 Jun 1991 18:40
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     I am working on a project team that will be replacing our direct
     connect async terminals with workstations. One of my tasks is to
     recommend the Window Manager to be implemented across the network.
     We operate in a customer support organization where the level of
     technical expertise varies from engineers who support various products
     to the code level, down to a technical dispatch group.
     There is very little Unix expertise within this organization and we
     want to have a workstation up and running on everyone's desk within
     two to three months.
     I currently have a Sun SLC running Open Windows as a loaner and am
     interested in hearing from users of Open Windows, X-Windows (TWM), and
     Motif window managers. I should be able to obtain a copy of Motif and
     other departments within our company seem to be leaning towards Motif.
     At this point I do not know enough about these environments to make
     a recommendation, yet. I would appreciate any recommendations or
     suggestions that you may have.

     Thank You,
     Tom Pangborn


Tom Pangborn
Stratus Computer Inc.
Marlboro, Ma.

Tel: 508-460-2640
Email: pangborn@cac.stratus.com
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