X Window System
The X Window System (commonly called X11) is the foundational graphical display protocol for Unix and Linux systems. It uses a client-server architecture that allows applications to display graphical interfaces locally or remotely, and is characterized by its flexibility and network transparency.
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Motif is a graphical user interface toolkit released by the Open Software Foundation (OSF) in the late 1980s, built on the X Window System.
The X Window System (commonly called X11) is the foundational graphical display protocol on Unix and Linux systems, using a client-server architecture.
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Motif is a graphical user interface toolkit released by the Open Software Foundation (OSF) in the late 1980s, built on the X Window System.
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