Yale's psych lab boasts Mac-UNIX connectivity. (use of White Pine Software Inc.'s eXodus server software in psychology laboratory at Yale University)
T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education), October, 1992
Yale University assistant professor of psychology Ed Karriss uses White Pine Software Inc's eXodus connectivity software to allow X-Windows' UNIX programs run on an Apple Macintosh alongside Macintosh programs and permits data to be copied and pasted from one to the other. Karriss applies eXodus to connect an Apple Macintosh IIcx with a Sun 386i workstation and Sun SPARCstations. Universities, in particular, have many UNIX workstations because of their considerable computing power, relatively low cost and networking ability. They also have a variety of Macintoshes and PCs, and productivity can be substantially improved if these microcomputers can be integrated into the network of UNIX workstations.
Universities have long been a stronghold for UNIX workstations; their local...
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