Re: Any fun SunWindows/SunView stuff?
On Mar 9, 2020, at 2:26 PM, Jason T via cctalk wrote: > > On Mon, Mar 9, 2020 at 2:19 PM Chris Hanson via cctalk > wrote: > >> Were there any fun SunView applications or hacks back in the day? >> >> Other than the demos, the only stuff I currently have is emacstool (built as >> part of emacs 18.59) and the PLATO client (which I haven’t actually built >> yet). I know I can read through the comp.sources.unix archives but I figure >> maybe some folks might remember things to look for. > > You're not fully experiencing SunOS if you're not running Pizzatool. Wasn’t that for NeWS? :) Which isn’t to say I won’t run it! Maybe if I can find the source I’ll hack it to be usable with the pizza place across the street from my home… -- Chris
Re: Any fun SunWindows/SunView stuff?
On Mon, Mar 9, 2020 at 2:19 PM Chris Hanson via cctalk wrote: > Were there any fun SunView applications or hacks back in the day? > > Other than the demos, the only stuff I currently have is emacstool (built as > part of emacs 18.59) and the PLATO client (which I haven’t actually built > yet). I know I can read through the comp.sources.unix archives but I figure > maybe some folks might remember things to look for. You're not fully experiencing SunOS if you're not running Pizzatool.
Any fun SunWindows/SunView stuff?
I have my Sun-4/110C set up and running SunOS 4.1.4. Were there any fun SunView applications or hacks back in the day? Other than the demos, the only stuff I currently have is emacstool (built as part of emacs 18.59) and the PLATO client (which I haven’t actually built yet). I know I can read through the comp.sources.unix archives but I figure maybe some folks might remember things to look for. -- Chris
