sjhg9320@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (K-29 Brown) (06/12/91)
frost@watop.nosc.mil (Richard Frost) writes: >We've got a few Mac II's tied which can ethernet to our Sun Computers. >The vt102 interface is o.k., but we'd like to run X-windows applications. >Any recommendations? MacX does a very nice job over a network... -- ================================================================================ | June 4th, 1989. || |================================================================================
map@u02.svl.cdc.com (Mark Peters) (06/12/91)
In <frost.676666661@watop> frost@watop.nosc.mil (Richard Frost) writes: >We've got a few Mac II's tied which can ethernet to our Sun Computers. >The vt102 interface is o.k., but we'd like to run X-windows applications. >Any recommendations? MacX from Apple. The typical configuration we use is a Mac II class machine with 8 MB of memory, and two monitors - one 13" color, one 19" monochrome. -- Mark A. Peters ****** ====================== Control Data Corporation ****** == "What a save!!!" == Internet: map@svl.cdc.com ****** == "What an idea!!" ==
Jim_Holt@aprdlgtr.sps.mot.com (Jim Holt) (06/14/91)
In article <34039@shamash.cdc.com>, map@u02.svl.cdc.com (Mark Peters) writes: > > In <frost.676666661@watop> frost@watop.nosc.mil (Richard Frost) writes: > > >We've got a few Mac II's tied which can ethernet to our Sun Computers. > >The vt102 interface is o.k., but we'd like to run X-windows applications. > >Any recommendations? > > MacX from Apple. The typical configuration we use is a Mac II class > machine with 8 MB of memory, and two monitors - one 13" color, one > 19" monochrome. MacX is a good program. I would like to point out that there is a very similar, and in my opinion better product also available. The program is called eXodus and it is from White Pines Software. I have used both, and eXodus is my personal favorite. -jh