gregb@uunet.uu.net (Gregory S. Baber) (03/09/89)
On the cover of the Feb 27 issue of Digital Review, it says that Sun is expected to "ditch Open Look". Is this true? What will Sun offer in it's place? Does this indicate a rift between Sun and AT&T? Does this mean that I don't have to read Open Look spec ver 15? :-) gregb Reply to: Gregory S. Baber Voice: (609) 520-5077 Dow Jones & Co., Inc. UUCP: ..princeton!dowjone!gregb Box 300 or ..uunet!dowjone!gregb Princeton, New Jersey 08543-0300
ndavis@sun.com (Neil Davis Snr Pre-Sales - Warwick) (03/14/89)
>On the cover of the Feb 27 issue of Digital Review, it says that Sun is >expected to "ditch Open Look". Is this true? What will Sun offer in it's >place? Does this indicate a rift between Sun and AT&T? Does this mean that >I don't have to read Open Look spec ver 15? :-) gregb You don't believe everything you read in a newspaper do you? OpenLook is a live and kicking, hence the announcement at Uniforum, (end of Feb '89) of OpenWindows/Xview and 3 products utilising the OpenLook GUI. Rgds Neil Ps. Hope I don't get shot for this!
dnpdn@gatech.edu (Paul D. Newman) (03/23/89)
dowjone!gregb@uunet.uu.net (Gregory S. Baber) writes: >On the cover of the Feb 27 issue of Digital Review, it says that Sun is >expected to "ditch Open Look"... The March 6 issue of UNIX Today!, page 5, had an article about new Sun documentation products which are based on Open Look. The article also said that Sun announced a migration path to Open Look and X-Window support for SunView based programs.