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From: trevor@GRASP.CIS.UPENN.EDU (Trevor Darrell)
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Subject: NeWS Applications
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Date: Sat, 19-Sep-87 17:25:35 EDT
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   From: "Daniel L. Cerys" <Cerys@XX.LCS.MIT.EDU>
   >SUN provided a list of all of the NeWS servers that have been
   >done.  The Amiga and MacIntosh II ports were done by third parties who
   >were present and introduced at the seminar.  The other ports are:
   >SUN, VAXstationII, Silicon Graphics, RasterTech, Atari ST, Apollo
   >DN3000, and HP9000.  I can't say anything about the availability of
   >these.

Do you know who did the HP9000 or Vaxstation port? How they could be
contacted?  I assume that a university site that plunks down $1K for
NeWS source can use these ports?

For our environment, at least, the HP9000 and uVaxII availability is
critical if NeWS is to have any hope of replacing X as a local standard.

Any policy from sun out there? 

--trevor