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So is x11? There used to be a couple of commercial x servers available for Microsoft windows, for example.
by e12e 8y ago
So is x11? There used to be a couple of commercial x servers available for Microsoft windows, for example.
- DonHopkins 8y agoEven before Microsoft Windows: Quarterdeck DESQview/X, for example. And of course X-Windows ran on Lisp Machines. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DESQview https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DESQview >DESQview/X >Quarterdeck eventually also released a product named DESQview/X (DVX), which was an X Window System server running under DOS and DESQview and thus provided a GUI to which X software (mostly Unix) could be ported. >DESQview/X had three window managers that it launched with, X/Motif, OPEN LOOK, and twm. The default package contained only twm, the others were costly optional extras, as was the ability to interact on TCP/IP networks. Mosaic was ported to DVX. >DVX itself could serve DOS programs and the 16-bit Windows environment across the network as X programs, which made it useful for those who wished to run DOS and Windows programs from their Unix workstations. The same functionality was once available with NCD Wincenter.