>> X windows is with Fedora, but I believe Unity dropped X in favour of
>> UBUNTUs own gui interface.
> I've been told that X is still available, but you may have to go to the
> trouble of installing it as well as another window manager that uses it.
AFAIK, Unity uses X like most/all other GNU/Linux GUIs do.
The only significant GUI I know which doesn't use X yet runs on top of
Linux is Android's GUI (there are some others, but less well known,
which run for example directly on top of the framebuffer, such as
QtMoko).
Stefan
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