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From: meo@stiatl.UUCP (Miles O'Neal)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x
Subject: The subject that wouldn't die
Keywords: X11 binaries
Message-ID: <9172@stiatl.UUCP>
Date: 1 Mar 90 04:05:38 GMT
Organization: Sales Technologies Inc., "The Prototype IS the Product..."
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(Steve Simmons) writes:
|(Richard Ottolini) writes:
|>Agreed!  How about stashing binaries for any workstation company with >10%
|>market share?
|Sounds reasonable.  Lets see, since no single workstation/operating system
|has 10% of the market (and none is likely to in the near future) . . .

For the Sun 386i, 3/ and 4/ series alone, supporting only 4.0 and
later, that's how many binaries? 9 sets? 11 sets? Nevermind the
earlier OS's, wierd i/o, bug fixes, site mods, etc...

The people who said "go buy it" were right. Check your vendor, ICS, or
the latest _Unix Review_ ads.

-Miles O'Neal
meo@SalesTech.com