On Jay West vs Wikipedia, always bet your money on Jay West On May 4, 2016 15:13, "Jay West" <[email protected]> wrote:
> I was skimming the Wikipedia article for tsx-plus, some of it seemed off to > me. Anyone know the facts for sure? > > > > 1) They suggest tsxplus generally didn't support more than 8 users > well. At my high school, we had 16 users on it constantly and it seemed to > perform very well. Anyone have experience along those lines? > > 2) They say LEX-11 (wordprocessing) was included. I don't believe so. > > 3) They say a spreadsheet program from Saturn Software was included. I > don't think so. Saturn had a wordprocessor, but it was a chargeable product > and I don't think S&H distributed it. > > 4) They say the latest version of TSX-Plus has TCP/IP support. That's > not true, at least not built in. There was a TCP/IP stack done by a 3rd > party (actually, think it was a person that ported one and put it in a > public contributed library) but that wasn't "included" by S&H. > > > > Do I have those things wrong? > > > > J > >
