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2: Acknowledgements
3: .XS
4: Acknowledgements
5: .XE
6: .PP
7: X is the work of many people.
8: First and
9: foremost, Bob Scheifler of MIT's Laboratory for Computer Science, who
10: shared with me the problem of having VS100 displays without software
11: to make them useful.
12: Secondly, Paul Asente of Stanford University
13: and Digital's Western Research Labs (who wrote W, predecessor to X,
14: and is now an X contributor) and Chris Kent of Purdue University and
15: DECWRL who struggled to make the Vs100 useful before its time had come.
16: .PP
17: Other major contributions have been made by Tony Della Fera, Mark
18: Vandevoorde, Ron Newman, Yakim Martillo (MIT-Project Athena),
19: Doug Mink (SAO), Shane Hartman, Stuart Malone (MIT-LCS),
20: Paul Johnson (MIT-LCS), and Stephen Sutphen (University of Alberta),
21: Eric Cooper, (CMU), and Jim Fulton (Cognition).
22: .PP
23: Both Digital's Ultrix Engineering Group and Workstation Group
24: must be thanked for large amounts of work on the QVSS and QDSS
25: impementations
26: and for the faith shown in an (originally) flaky research project.
27: .PP
28: Mike Braca et al. of Brown University
29: are responsible for the IBM RT/PC ACIS display implementation.
30: .PP
31: Dave Rosenthal, formerly of CMU's ITC, now of Sun Microsystems,
32: must be thanked for both many constructive comments and criticisms during
33: X development, and the Sun implementation.
34: .PP
35: We hope that this list of major contributors will continue to grow.
36: .PP
37: And thanks must also go to MIT, Digital Equipment Corporation,
38: and IBM for providing the environment where it could happen.
39: .nf
40: Jim Gettys
41: Digital Equipment Corporation
42: MIT / Project Athena
43: January 28, 1986
44: .fi
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