scott@cs.odu.edu (01/14/89)
At ODU (check header) I use SUN workstations with either the standard SUNTOOLS sunview window environment or X11 (I prefer X) [we have NeWS but I really don't like it). Anyway, I also am interested in ANY multi- windowing invironment for the atari. What I want to do is make my home system more like the system I use at ODU. I have received friendly help and advice with a project that allows the mouse to have unique functions assigned to pull down menus (like suntools .rootmenu ) and I really apprecieted that help. A few messages back I saw two notes in a row.... one about "UW" and one about x10. X10 sounds like the best bet, but I would LOVE information on either---> especially if there is a 1988 release of "UW"! Thank you! Scott Scott D. Yelich sdy@cs.odu.edu [128.82.8.1]
georg@exunido.uucp (Georg A. M. Heeg) (01/15/89)
In article <7153@xanth.cs.odu.edu> scott@cs.odu.edu () writes: ... > Anyway, I also am interested in ANY multi- >windowing invironment for the atari. What I want to do is make my home >system more like the system I use at ODU. You might want to run the Real Think on all platforms: Smalltalk-80: The multi-windowing environment. You can get it for Suns, Apollos, HPs, 80386-MSDOS, Macintoshs, Cadmusses, .... , and Ataris. You can run your favourite Smalltalk-80 application and have a vt220 emulator connected to the host. All you need is a hard disk, monochrome monitor and enough main memory (2 MB at least, 4 recommended). If you are interested, contact us and/or ParcPlace systems (sales@ParcPlace.com) Georg Heeg Smalltalk-80 Systems Baroper Str. 337 D-4600 Dortmund 50 e-mail: georg@unido.uucp