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From: rpeglar@csinc.UUCP (Rob Peglar x615)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.i386
Subject: Re: Which 386 Unix offers Vga 256 color X-windows?
Summary: color X servers
Keywords: 640 x 480 x 256, 800 x 600 x 256 ?
Message-ID: <152@csinc.UUCP>
Date: 20 Nov 89 19:45:17 GMT
References: <1989Nov17.173951.21899@world.std.com> <938@nemesis.stsci.edu> <4338@dell.dell.com>
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Organization: Control Systems, Inc., St. Paul MN
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In article <4338@dell.dell.com>, jrh@mustang.dell.com (jrh) writes:
> Dell has shown its new 1024x768x256 color Xwindows/Motif Server at UNIX EXPO
> and last week at Comdex, this driver is for the GPX Renaissance video card
> and a large monitor, like a 19" Mitsubishi Diamond Scan... very impressive, and those that saw it were impressed.  I do not think anyone else has shown
> a 1024x768 color server yet.  

How about a 1280x1024 server?

Control Systems, Inc. (ARTIST Graphics) has had an X server, running under
ISC 1.0.6, for quite a while now.  Now, we have a ISC 2.0.2 server as well.
This server runs an ARTIST TI12 (16 or 256 color) 1280x1024, with optional
VGA module (plug-on, no extra slot).  Many different monitors are supported,
including the one mentioned above (basically any multi-sync up to 108 MHZ
horiz. scan rate).  

ARTIST Graphics showed this at X-Hibition '89 in San Jose in June 1989.
We also have (gasp) a DOS version (but this is comp.unix.i386, so I won't
mention it)

Rob
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