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Started by hsteve
Wed, 05 Jun 1991 19:15
Dos server or X11 for PC
Author: hsteve
Date: Wed, 05 Jun 1991 19:15
Date: Wed, 05 Jun 1991 19:15
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I would like to here from all of you out there about the following setup.
First, the question is "is it better to get a Dos server for all of the Unix
users that we current have, or get PC and install X11 for PC with Unix?"
This way user can both run Dos and Unix.
For Dos server we are thinking of getting X-terminals, since we want bothh
MSwidow and X11.
For PC we want to get X-11 and Unix and networking these PCs together.
1) are these options come only in hardware/software or both?
2) which would be a better choice in term of reliability, speed, cost ?
3) how hard is it to intergrate each of the system mentioned above?
4) Pro and Con for each system?
5) I there a better configuration than what mentioned above for user who
wants to have X11 and MS-dos?
Thanks you all.
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Re: Dos server or X11 for PC
Author: Chris Davies
Date: Fri, 07 Jun 1991 11:42
Date: Fri, 07 Jun 1991 11:42
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In article <1991Jun05.191512.25621@ariel.unm.edu> hsteve@hydra.unm.edu writes:
>For Dos server we are thinking of getting X-terminals, since we want bothh
>MSwidow and X11.
Why not use one of the several X-under-MSWindows products? This would
give you both MSWindows (and therefore DOS shells if you've got
386-based PCs) and X.
We sell one, called XVision; there are others too. In the US you can
get it from either Unipress or GSS.
Chris
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Creating icons for non-windows apps
Author: Mike Seebeck
Date: Fri, 07 Jun 1991 23:23
Date: Fri, 07 Jun 1991 23:23
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Is there a way to draw an icon for a non-windows app using the
windows drawing tool? I have done this in suntools but have
not found any reference to it in the several windows books
that I checked in.
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Re: Dos server or X11 for PC
Author: Zacharias_Beckman
Date: Sun, 09 Jun 1991 00:22
Date: Sun, 09 Jun 1991 00:22
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> We sell one, called XVision; there are others too. In the US you can > get it from either Unipress or GSS. Could you mention a few of these "others?" I'm not actually looking to purchase, but an curious as to how many there are, who does them, etc. Thanks in advance! -- Zacharias J. Beckman | To be "matter of fact" about the world is to Lower Code Dweller | blunder into fantasy -- and dull fantasy at that, Boss Logic Inc. | as the real world is strange and wonderful. zack@bosslogic.com | --- Lazarus Long, by R. A. Heinlen
Re: Dos server or X11 for PC
Author: Steve Ladlow
Date: Mon, 10 Jun 1991 12:32
Date: Mon, 10 Jun 1991 12:32
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zack@magus.UUCP (Zacharias_Beckman) writes:
>> We sell one, called XVision; there are others too. In the US you can
>> get it from either Unipress or GSS.
>Could you mention a few of these "others?" I'm not actually looking to
>purchase, but an curious as to how many there are, who does them, etc.
>Thanks in advance!
There are two "others" in the MS Windows PC X Server marketplace.
IIM, Anaheim, U.S.A. have X11/AT. phone: (714) 939 0746
X11/AT can be obtained in Europe by contacting Unipalm in England.
Phone: (0)954 211797
HCL, Canada also have a product.
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