rcte2p@menudo.uh.edu (Paul S. Sears) (06/10/91)
perstoro@netmbx.UUCP (Wilhelm Schaefer) presents in article <2392@netmbx.UUCP> >limsico@earthquake.Berkeley.EDU (Carl Limsico) writes: > [Question on the availability of X for the ST deleted..] >There is! >I have seen it on the c-bit this year. >It was a st with x-win connected to a unix-tt. >But it was not working too good. :-( >As far as I seen it.... > >On the other hand there is a programm called UW (unix windows). > >I think it was designed for the mac first, but it has been >ported to the st by someone. I have used UW many times but there is one thing about it that really _BOTHERS_ me. The mouse cursor is always displayed, so that it flickers and slows down the screen. Now, I wish someone would hack the ST side of the code to turn off the mouse cursor until the mouse is moved or one of the mous buttons are pressed (like Uniterm does). This would significantly speed up the screen too... and it would be much less annoying... I don't have a C compiler to even thing about it.... > >After typing *UW* in the first window the host starts Unix-Windows and >from now on you can use, I think about 6, windows. >So I am able to work at different suns at the same time...... >Thats fun :-) >(So my st could "have" 100 MIP's ore more... ) > >so long > > -- --- good old perstoro --- -- -- * Paul Sears * Technology *** |"The greater an individual's power * The University of Houston *** | over others, the greater the evil that * RCTE2P@Jetson.uh.edu * * * | might possibly originate with him." * RCTE2P@menudo.uh.edu * * * | - PROPAGANDA, from A Secret Wish (CD)