albert@endor.harvard.edu (David Albert) (07/31/89)
Is there such a thing as a program which will take programs written for the IBM-PC and run them on a UNIX-based Vax or Sun (etc.) workstation? Many thanks, ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ David Albert / UUCP: ...!harvard!albert / INTERNET: albert@harvard.harvard.edu "All I want to know, Jen, is, what good is that knowledge going to do you as you stroll through the third most populous city in Tanzania purchasing its three major exports?" -- Alex P. Keaton "Well, it would give me pause for thought as I strolled through downtown Zanzibar with an armful of cotton, coffee and sisal." -- Jennifer Keaton
frank@hpuamsa.UUCP (Frank Slootweg) (08/03/89)
Yes (at least for the Sun). For our (HP) machines it is called SoftPC. It was developed (for both Sun and HP) by a Third Party. Don't know/ remember which one. We support it for our own systems. I'm sure a fine company like Sun will do the same :-). Frank "I *hate* to point people to the competition!" Slootweg, Hewlett-Packard (and Sun?), Dutch Customer Response Center. P.S. Sun, my bank account number is ...:-)