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From: alan@APPLE.COM (Alan Mimms)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x
Subject: X11R3 server for Macintosh
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Date: 16 Jun 89 16:47:37 GMT
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For those of you that didn't manage to get invited (in other words,
everyone), Apple has just announced an X11R3 server which
simultaneously supports 8-bit PseudoColor and 1-bit StaticGray
visuals.  It runs under the Macintosh operating system (i.e., not under
A/UX but under MultiFinder/Finder).  It requires MacPlus ROMs or newer,
1MB of memory (2MB is STRONGLY recommended) and two floppy drives or a
(HIGHLY recommended) hard disk.  It's called "MacX(tm)" (what else?) and
will ship in the fourth quarter of this year.

Unfortunately, I need to get an "official" statement from the marketing
weenies before I can say much more about it, but I'll respond to any
mail I get asking for more information.