michael@yonder.UUCP (Michael E. Haws) (04/12/91)
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fgreco@govt.shearson.COM (Frank Greco) (04/16/91)
1. The OPENWINDOWS dbxtool, since it is written in XView, will certainly run over X11R4 or OW. 2. If you're using OW, you can run either the XView version or even the sunview version. I'm saying you should, you just *can*. 3. I'm not 100% as to the legality of running a remote (XView) dbxtool and displaying it on a non-Sun. You'd have to check your local Sun sales droid. 4. Try Saber... hope this helps, Frank G.
guy@auspex.auspex.com (Guy Harris) (04/19/91)
>1. The OPENWINDOWS dbxtool, since it is written in XView, will >certainly run over X11R4 or OW. And might not run over X11R3, depending.... >3. I'm not 100% as to the legality of running a remote (XView) dbxtool >and displaying it on a non-Sun. Why would that be any different from running "dbx" when logged in on a non-Sun dumb terminal (i.e., any dumb terminal, 'cuz Sun doesn't make dumb terminals)? If, for instance, you have a tubeless Sun and a bunch of X terminals, you have no *choice* but to display XView applications on non-Suns....