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From: rao@uhccux.uhcc.hawaii.EDU (Neeraj Sukhavasi)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x
Subject: Re: GeoClock for X
Message-ID: <9103151746.AA19935@uhccux.uhcc.Hawaii.Edu>
Date: 15 Mar 91 17:46:30 GMT
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Sir,

I am just a new commer to the world of X. As usual I have got myself initiated into
Oliver Jones and Young's book. So far I did not get a chance to look into 
a code which deals with bitmaps/ pixmaps. I have just started on the chapter
on bitmaps/pixmaps in Youngs book.  I find the best way to learn xXZ is to go
through lot of example programs rather than just reading the books. 

I could not understand much about what you were talking in terms of the 
Geoclock etc. but I would like to see the source code if possible and 
also the bitmaps so that I can play with them. Is that a software for
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or does it have some copyright etc protections.

BTW I have used a bitmap editor but where should I look for a pixmap editor?
I am using SONY NEWS/SUN SPARC/IBM 6000 machines. 

Ignore any question which appears to be dumb because I am still an infant
as far as X goes.

Thank you
Sincerely
(NB: today is the first day of my subscription to this newsgroup so I am 
 ignorant of whatever hapepened/happens here )