ACPS7221@RyeVm.Ryerson.Ca
Date: 11/20/92


Date: Friday, 20 Nov 1992 18:20:26 EST
From: <ACPS7221@RyeVm.Ryerson.Ca>
Subject: Re: Packaging Linux


  Hello all. I would just like to jump into this thread to say that I agree
completely that we need a good word processor. Once we have this, Linux will
be a practical system for a variety of people.
   I have a suggestion. Why don't we use doc. Doc is a WYSIWYG document
editor. It comes as part of InterViews. I have been trying to fix some bugs
in it for quite a while, but an older version is available at tsx-11 and
sunsite.
     InterViews is avail from interviews.stanford.edu /pub
                          and sgi.com /pub/graphics

     and the old doc is called IVdoc301.TZ in /binaries/usr.bin.X11 on tsx.
If there is any interest please post to the INTERVIEWS mailing channel.

BTW InterViews is a object oriented (C++) environment for X windows that
supports a variety of kits like Motif, and Open-look. It has a few
applications that come with it as examples of its capabilities. Doc is one
such package. There is also idraw (graphics) and ibuild (X app builder).

                                         Michael.