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From: ssdken@watson.Claremont.EDU (Ken Nelson)
Subject: [xpert] Announcing Xpeg 1.0, a pegboard for X.
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 I am posting Xpeg 1.0 to comp.sources.x, and uploading it to expo.lcs.mit.edu.


About Xpeg

  Xpeg is a X simulation of the pegboard you see in many offices.  It allows
  many people across an entire X-Windowed and NFS'ed network to keep track of
  the comings and goings of each other.


  Xpeg accepts all standard X toolkit command line parameters.  You must
  specify an Xpeg file, which Xpeg uses to track locations of people. You
  may optionally specify your name.  If your name matches one in the Xpeg
  file, then you may edit your location on the pegboard.  The Xpeg file and
  your name may be set using the environment variables XPEG_FILE and XPEG_USER.

Getting Xpeg

  Look for it in 2 parts on comp.sources.x

  On expo.lcs.mit.edu:

     xpeg.tar.Z



  If you have any trouble, send email.


				Ken Nelson
				Principal Engineer
				Software Systems Design
				3627 Padua Av.
				Claremont, CA 91711
				(714) 624-3402