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Subject: Re: X on a Sun-3/110?
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Well, the problem is that X support is strongest for Vax architectures
and indeed X 0 0 is what you would type there. To be fair, it says in
the installation manual that Xinit is what you should look at. Although
no hint is given that Xsun should be linked to X.

Another place the Vax bias shows is in the nil deref bugs in client
code.

I hope some site (Berkeley?) emerges as the Sun implementation support
site. Or at least a place to collect gripes. Sun Microsystems seems
bent on being different, so we Sun X users have to help each other.

	Ken