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From: Dion_L_Johnson@cup.portal.com
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Subject: Re: x on pc
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Date: 2 May 89 05:44:43 GMT
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R. Alan Johnson wrote:
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If you really are restricted to PC's, then you will need two networked
machines. One of them will run an X server (there are several commercial
implementations of the X server for PC's under DOS).  The other will run
your client applications.
>				R. Alan Johnson (rajohn@hubcap.clemson.edu)

Or, if you prefer to avoid networked DOS,  there are UNIX
implementations that run on PCs!
SCO is just starting to ship developer versions of SCO Xsight under
SCO UNIX for 386 machines.
- Dion L. Johnson  (dion_l_johnson@cup.portal.com)




Don Pajerek