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Article #96Apollo/Pascal
From: ucbvaxworks
Date: Tue, 09 Mar 1982 13:01
Date: Tue, 09 Mar 1982 13:01
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>From Lars.Ericson@Cmu-10a Mon Mar 8 15:58:43 1982 I'm sorry. The Apollo machine they had here last semester came with Fortran guide, and a statement that they had a Pascal internally, but were not going to support it for some time for users. Plus, compared to the Perq windows and general screen aesthetics, the Apollo looked like a real kludge. It was big, bulky, low resolution, expensive, didn't have a mouse, and had truly wierd and unfathomable protocols for creating and moving amongst windows.
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