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From: tek@CS.UCLA.EDU
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Subject: X for SUN 3/60
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Date: Wed, 18-Nov-87 01:28:28 EST
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Posted: Wed Nov 18 01:28:28 1987
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In article <1403@rtech.UUCP> sid@llama.UUCP (Sid Shapiro) writes:
> ...
>We have a color sun 3/60 that we are trying to run X on. 
> ...

Does X11 (or even X10) run on the SUN 3/60 at all?

According to the X11 R1 announcement:
	"This release will run on ... most Sun Microsystems workstations 
	with bw2 and cg2/3/4/5 displays under 3.2, 3.4 and 4.0 ... "

Does anyone know how those displays match up with the following
SUN designations for the 3/60 ?
	3/60 M  - monochrome
	3/60 HM - hi-res monochrome
	3/60 G  - gray-scale
	3/60 FC - 16" color
	3/60 C  - 19" color

Assuming R1 does not have a 3/60 port, does anyone know if R2 does?

What about this rumor I hear about "someone at Berekeley" got X11
to work on a 3/60? Any comments?

-ted


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