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From: shap@sfsup.UUCP (J.S.Shapiro)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: X on Mac ][
Message-ID: <2712@sfsup.UUCP>
Date: 28 Jan 88 04:55:02 GMT
References: <153@anumb.UUCP> <11540112@hpsmtc1.HP.COM>
Organization: AT&T-IS, Summit N.J. USA
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Summary: Is X part of the A/UX distribution?

In article <11540112@hpsmtc1.HP.COM>, dlw@hpsmtc1.UUCP writes:
> It is available under A/UX as far as I know.


Does anyone out there know if X is part of the standard A/UX
distribution? I bought my Mac II essentially to be a UNIX
workstation, but I fear the potential for the price to go
through the roof.

Also, while I am asking A/UX questions, is there any concensus
on what disks (emphasis on third party disks) are supported?

Finally, rumor has it (from an Apple rep, no less) that A/UX
comes with 25 right-to-copy licenses, enforced by the
MacHonor(tm);-) system. Any truth to this?

Jon Shapiro
AT&T Information Systems