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Subject: Re: X server for NT and 95
Date: Wed, 26 Jun 1996 09:14:28 -0800
Organization: University of Illinois at Urbana
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In article <4qqn2a$330@matrix.eden.com>, info@pexus.com wrote:
>Subject: ANNOUCE : X11R6 Software for Windows NT 3.51(Intel) and Windows 95
>Newsgroups:
>Summary: X Window Software for PCs running Windows NT 3.51/Windows 95
>Keywords: X Server, X11R6, PCs, Windows 95, Windows NT 3.51
>
>This is to announce the availability of final version of X-Deep/32 Ver 2.2.0
>- a low cost X11R6 based software for PCs running Windows NT 3.51 (Intel) and
>Windows 95, which includes :
> * An X Server
> * Basic X11R6 Client Binaries
> * Basic X11R6 Libraries
> * Fonts
> * Online documentation
>in one convenient easy to insall and use CD-ROM pack.
>
>For more information please checkout the web page at
>
> http://www.eden.com/~pexus/
>
>or send e-mail to info@pexus.com
>
>Thanks.
>Pexus Systems, Inc.
Hey idiots!
Instead of mindlessly spamming every group with the word "unix" in
it's header, how about spending the fucking time to limit your post to
those groups devoted to Windows? Morons, well how about this, I will
purposely steer people who ask me about your product away from it. Now
will you spend a little fucking time to think about your advertising?