From: snail@lsl.co.uk
Subject: Congruent Corporation. X/Motif more info!
Organization: Laser-Scan Ltd., Cambridge
Lines: 61

Here follows a headerless (my editing) email message in full (except for the
header) sent to me by congruent corporation today. I received it about 5
minutes ago, and still haven't read it.

Have fun.
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Product Overview
	Allows Existing Unix/X Applications to be hosted on Windows NT
	Includes Common X Support Clients
	Supports X Terminals
	Provides Multiuser NT
	Facilitates Porting Unix/X Applications to Window NT
	BSD Behavior
	X Programming Libraries
	
Target Market
	Customers With Unix/X Applications Who Want To Standardize On Windows NT
	Allows Hosting On Windows NT With Minimal Effort
	Permits X Clients On Single Windows NT System To Support Multiple Users
	X Servers Can Be X Terminals, Unix Based, NT Based, Windows Based
	
BSD Library Behavior
	Minimize Unix Porting Effort
	Layered Above Standard C Libraries/WINSOCK
	NT Registry Path/Drive Replacement
	BSD Include File Layout
	True Berkeley Sockets
	Supplies Common BSD Functions Missing From NT

X Programming Libraries
	Complete X.V11R5 Libraries
	Motif Widget Libraries
	Motif UIL
	Registry Based X Configuration Locator
	Direct to Windows GDI via "local socket" winnt:0

X Support Applications
	Includes Full Set Of X Client Applications
	Motif Window Manager (MWM)

Multiuser NT Capabilities
	NtNixTerm: Special Adaptation of Xterm
	Special NT Hosted Command Shell
	Provides LOGNAME, HOME facilities
	Multiple Users on Multiple X Servers Can Simultaneously Access Single NT System

X Terminal Support
	BOOTP to Boot X Terminals
	TFTPD For Font Loading
	Font Server For Scaled X Fonts
	XRemote for Serial SLIP X

info@com.congruent (Congruent Information)
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