[comp.unix.wizards] X-WINDOWS

sandy@turnkey.TCC.COM (Sanford 'Sandy' Zelkovitz) (09/03/88)

The full source code and docs for X-Windows, versions 10.4 and 11.2, are now
available for downloading or by uucp request from alphacm.
 
Sandy ----- XBBS ------ 714-898-8634

eichelbe@nadc.arpa (J. Eichelberger) (01/24/89)

Dear UNIX and VAX Wizards:

I am interested in finding out more about X-WINDOWS and where some
documentation of X-WINDOWS resides (mainly, which systems have
information I can FTP over).  If any X-WINDOWS software packages exist
out there on the network, I'd be interested in knowing about them,
also.  I know MIT had a lot to do with X-WINDOWS.

I've been asked to find out about X-WINDOW systems, but it seems that
just about every computer magazine I pick up talks about them as if
everyone knows what they really are and what they can do.  I could use
some enlightenment.  I'd like to know more.

The systems we use are IBM-compatible PC's (MS-DOS), VAX computers
under 4.3BSD UNIX and under VMS, and CDC Cyber computers.  I'd be
interested in knowing over what range of computers X-WINDOWS software
exists.

Thank you.

	Jon Eichelberger
	eichelbe@nadc.arpa

SPOCK%CALSTATE.BITNET@cunyvm.cuny.edu (Commander Spock) (01/24/89)

In regards to your general posting stating X-WINDOWS, I too, would like to
know more.  I'm an undergrad student and have attended various seminairs and
whathaveyou and like you, the speakers assumed that most or all of the
audiences knew what they were discussing.  I learn quickly, so if it's not
too inconvenient, I would like to know any relavant info you might get.

Sincerely,

Robert S. Radvanovsky          INTERNET: cbds080@ccs.csuscc.calstate.edu
California Polytechnic Univ.             cbds080@c730.csupom.calstate.edu
Pomona, California               BITNET: spock@calstate.BITNET

"It's the ears...definitely those ears!" -- Captain Kirk, Star Trek

klee@daisy.UUCP (Ken Lee) (01/25/89)

The definitive reference on the X Window System is *The X Window System*
by Scheifler, Gettys, and Newman, DEC Press, 1988.  An on-line version
of this book comes with the X distribution from MIT.  You can order the
X tape from MIT by calling (617)258-8330.

Ken Lee
-- 
klee@daisy.uucp
Daisy Systems Corp., Interactive Graphics Tools Dept.