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Warp wrote:
> Most unix machines did that in the 70's.
Most unix machines didn't have any sort of graphics at all in the '70s,
technically. I never saw a unix machine that didn't need hardware paging
support for VM. I think the old PDPs didn't, but they were, when you got
right down to it, really almost single-user machines - every time you
ran a compute quantum, it had to be swapped in.
Certainly a sparcstation with 4MB of RAM was unusable for X11.
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Darren New / San Diego, CA, USA (PST)
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