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Date: 15 Mar 91 17:01:42 GMT
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Re: article "State of X" in March 1991 issue of Personal Workstation  I'm intere
sted in learning more about programming X and obtaining source codes via FTP.
I'm evaluating Apple's A/UX 2.0 with X11.4 on a Mac IIfx  and Interactive's
UNIX/386 on IBM PC clones (lowest of the low end).  I'm very impressed with
A/UX performance using TWM and Xt "widgets" appears to be easier to use than
the so-called "Mac OS/toolbox".  Interactive's VGA displays are equally impressi
ve, but its mouse/user interaction is sluggish at best.

I want to learn more.  Source code of the examples would seem the best place
to start.