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From: kmw@Ardent.UUCP (kmw@ardent)
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Subject: Re: Macintosh X11 Server?
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Date: 9 Sep 88 16:27:34 GMT
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There is nothing in 'product' form yet, but White Pine Software (P.O. Box
1108 Amherst, N.H. 03031, 603-886-9050) has a prototype they are working
on.  It has the requirements you are looking for (although it runs only on
a II currently, and uses Apples Ethertalk card, it could use other 
communication drivers, and may run on other machines if there is demand).

Apple also has a server that runs under MacOS, but it is not an announced
product, and may or may not be released.  I saw a demo at Xhibition, but
Apple wasn't free to discuss what was going to be done with it.

Ken