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From: ehrlich@shire.cs.psu.edu (Dan Ehrlich)
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Subject: Re: X on IBM/370's (two recent requests)
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Date: 1 May 89 19:49:02 GMT
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In article <8904252140.AA00822@expo.lcs.mit.edu>, DAN@YKTVMV writes:
>Yes definitely but client only. Ask your IBM salesman for ordering
>information. The VM version is available and I have used it.
>The MVS version may or may not be avail yet (I don't know the
>dates). Both products depend on TCP/IP and may even be part of
>the same package. It is X11. It will also be available on AIX/370.

It is X11 R2, not X11 R3.  This makes a difference as R3 servers do
net get along perfectly with R2 clients.  When is X11 R3 going to be
available from IBM?  None of our local IBM types seem to know the
answer to that.  Wake and and smell the roses IBM, you are a follower
of trends these days and not doing a very good job of it.

>
>Walt Daniels
>IBM Research