It worked with both X11 emulator and an Ultra 5 station which has native X11.
As far as PC is concerned, performance was decent. Same goes for SUN.
As for security holes, no testing was done. I mean using Windoze is insecure
enough, why worry about X11? It's windoze where's the problem, not X11.
On 2003.08.29 18:59, Paula_Stankus_at_doh.state.fl.us wrote:
> In using developer on Unix - do you have to use XWindows or an XWindows
> emulator like Hummingbird or is it character based tool. How does it
> perform versus Windows version? What about security holes with XWindows?
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> Experience: case doesn't matter on PC's for loading files (icons,
> whatever), calling other forms, etc.
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> It does matter on unix, so it's a good idea to standardize on names so that
> the case of the
> object in the forms actually matches the case of the object as stored on
> disk.
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> Jared
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