Commenting on someone's observation, I bet M$'s use of 'X' is indeed an attempt to usurp X-windows name recognition. Say 'X' nowadays and how many people will think 'UNIX'? Microsoft may be evil, but they have an uncanny understanding of the lack of sophistication of the typical upper-management type or computer user. mgoins@kcp.com wrote: >It looks like micro$oft's propaganda machine touches us all. > >Remember the good ol' days when you said X box everyone knew it could only >mean X windows. > > > > "Jonathan Hutchins" > To: "Lucas Peet" , "Duane Attaway" , > Sent by: "Jeremy Fowler" > owner-kclug@marauder.i cc: , "david nicol" , "zscoundrel" > lliana.net > Subject: Re: blowing off microsoft stink > > 06/03/02 03:47 PM > > > > > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Lucas Peet" > >>Where Microsoft came into this, I have no idea... >> > >>X Box == X Windows Box... >> > >I guess some people don't get out much. > > > > > > > > > > >