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Are there any organizations interested in licensing PC/X?

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From: Jim Fulton
Date: Wed, 29 Apr 1987 14:05
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Back in December '86 Bob Scheifler wrote:
> Cognition, Inc. in Billerica, MA has an X port to the AT under MS-DOS.
> Unfortunately, they don't sell it as such, they sell it embedded within
> a complete (Mech E) workstation system.  If enough people pestered them
> they might get an idea ...

This is true.

In response to a growing level of interest in the X community, Cognition now
has the time to investigate whether or not it would be feasible to make PC/X
(an MS-DOS, Hitachi ACRTC-based X.V10 server for IBM PC/AT's that has
repeatedly been described in comp.windows.x) more widely available. 

Although we are still not in a position to sell PC/X to individuals, we are
considering the possibility of licensing the SOURCE CODE to organizations.
Therefore, if this would be of interest to you, please have a representative of
your group contact me by telephone:


			    Jim Fulton
			    Cognition Inc.
			    900 Technology Park Drive
			    Billerica, MA  01821
			    (617) 667-4800


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Subject: Are there any organizations interested in licensing PC/X?
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Date: Wed, 29-Apr-87 10:05:40 EDT
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Keywords: PC/X source code