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From: stripes@eng.umd.edu (Joshua Osborne)
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Subject: Open Windows (was: Re: Motif re Sun's Open Look)
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Date: 6 Feb 90 01:03:18 GMT
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In article <130923@sun.Eng.Sun.COM> hvr@sun.UUCP (Heather Rose) writes:
[...]
>Open Windows 1.0 includes:
>
>	X11/NeWS, a combined X11 and NeWS window server
>	XView, an Open Look X11 toolkit
>	DeskSet, a suit of XView productivity tools
>	various demos, clients and sample code.
Does this include a X version of mailtool? (or something like it)  Can you run
it under the MIT X11R4 server?  (assumeing you have a sun to run the client on
:-))

>The XView R4 source donation to MIT includes:
>
>	Source to the XView toolkit
>	Source to various clients, demos, and examples
>	Source to olwm, an ICCCM compliant, OpenLook, X11 window manager
>	Source to olgx, a support library used by olwm
>
>This is source to a supported toolkit that you can have and use for free.
>Your cost is only what it is to get the tape or bits that include the source.
And the well-spent time patching and compileing...
Is there a free source of docs for the XView toolkit? The ones that come with
X11R4 are all about converting SunTools aplications.
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