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From: jasonf@cetemp.Eng.Sun.COM (Jason Freund)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Now I'm emulating a SUN
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Date: 3 Jul 90 21:57:53 GMT
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With Go-64, I can emulate the C-64.  I can run a PD VIC-20 emulator
on the C-64 emulator.  I can also run most Macintosh software with AMAX,
ST software with the ST emulator and IBM software with the XT 8086 emulator.

The last word in emulators: the SUN emulator. (Not really)  But on a hi-res
interlace overscan screen with DNET running a SUN-like font in several windows
all doing different remote tasks -- my caluclator icon, my digital clock in the
corner, my new mail icon and sun mouse do a very good job of simulating the SUN.
Since all tasks are running remotely, it doesn't matter that the Amiga is slower
than a SUN because the SUN that DNET hooks up to does all the work.

How much closer can my Amiga get to a SUN workstation?
Jason Freund