Subject: Re: Who has the Sun3
To: Scott Frederick Kaplan <sfkaplan@cs.utexas.edu>
From: David Brownlee <D.K.Brownlee@city.ac.uk>
List: port-mac68k
Date: 09/22/1995 11:10:09
Guilty as charged :)
I'm just in the process of changing jobs now so things are
significantly more chaotic than they ever were before... but
I'll try to get the Motif (1.2) tape dug out & start trying to
compile it up on my sun3 here...
Hmm - I'll post back when I have the libraries compiled up!
David/abs
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On Fri, 22 Sep 1995, Scott Frederick Kaplan wrote:
> One of the responses to my Mosaic compilations problems came from
> someone who said that he had Motif for NetBSD/Sun3. If I recall, this
> person also offered to attempt compiling Mosaic, which would likely
> result in an executable for Amiga/Mac/Sun3.
>
> Well, the Amiga compilation seems to have some nasty problems running
> on NetBSD/Mac, and Ken Nakata has informed me that the folks in Japan
> who did an m68k compilation of Mosaic have taken their site down. (I
> guess this person recommended to Ken that we all try the Amiga
> Mosaic!)
>
> So, I am hoping that the person with the Sun 3 Motif capabilities is
> out there, still reading the Mac port list. If so, I'd like to do my
> best to persuade you to attempt a compilation of Mosaic. I, for one,
> would greatly appreciate the effort. It's nice that Chimera exists,
> but it really isn't very polished (nor fast!)...real Mosaic would be
> great.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Scott Kaplan
> sfkaplan@cs.utexas.edu
> Finger me for my PGP key
>