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From: RWS@ZERMATT.LCS.MIT.EDU (Robert Scheifler)
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Subject: X catalog
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Date: Fri, 6-Nov-87 14:47:00 EST
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Various people at MIT keep getting inundated with queries about
everything and anything to do with X.  Partly as a defensive measure,
but also because it's a good idea and high time it happened, I would
like to try to put together (and keep up to date) an X (Version 11)
catalog.  Here's the kinds of things I have in mind (the list is not
meant to exclude anything in particular):

	1. software
	2. hardware
	3. documentation
	4. published articles, papers, books
	5. consulting services
	6. video instruction/training materials
	7. speakers for hire
	8. courses and tutorials
	9. user groups and other meetings

Whatever you've got (or expect to have), let me know about it.  Give me
a reasonably compact description of what it is, plus details like
scheduled availability, price, how to order, phone/mail contact, etc.
Commercial and non-commercial both.  Send the information to
	rws@zermatt.lcs.mit.edu

I will get it compiled, and will try to have it ready for the X
Conference in January.  I will also make it available via the xstuff
mail daemon (so you don't see the commercialism unless you want to).

(BTW, one of the most commonly asked questions is availability of an X
server on 286+DOS.  The other is for general overview and programmer's
guide documentation.  There's a killing to be made ...)