phred@oakhill.UUCP (Steve Menyhert) (12/05/90)
Could someone please mail me the XNext X windows code? I don't have
ftp access to purdue.
Much thanks in advance.
(P.S. I know there are hard feelings about X in the Next world but I
prefer to have the best of both worlds.)
phred
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In article <4291@oakhill.UUCP> phred@oakhill.UUCP (Steve Menyhert) writes: > Could someone please mail me the XNext X windows code? I don't have >ftp access to purdue. Email 7 megs of stuff? Ack! You are a glutton for punishment. What's the biggest message that you can take? Any preferred method of breaking it up? > Much thanks in advance. > (P.S. I know there are hard feelings about X in the Next world but I >prefer to have the best of both worlds.) I, personally, think that there is room for both X and NeXTStep. Each can do things the other cannot. X is great for use in a network environment. >phred >-- Ralph Seguin gilgalad@dip.eecs.umich.edu 536 South Forest Apt. #915 gilgalad@caen.engin.umich.edu Ann Arbor, MI 48104 (313) 662-4805