Torino – Armi e mercanti di morte@anarchia Era la capitale dell’auto.
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Torino – Armi e mercanti di morte
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Era la capitale dell’auto. L’industria automobilistica era indicata tra le eccellenze cittadine nei cartelli di ingresso alla città. La lenta ma inesorabile fuga della Fiat ne ha decretato la decadenza e l’impoverimento. Torino negli ultimi decenni è stata attraversata da...Vedi https://www.rivoluzioneanarchica.it/torino-armi-e-mercanti-di-morte/
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@symbolics No, they're actually not X windows but native Interlisp-D windows on the window holding the Medley screen. The title bars may give the impression of X windows but you can set the same bar shading on black&white Medley too.
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@Gina it's real, it's real!!!
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@FraEmme ecco, osservazione più che ragionevole. Non sapevo, grazie dell'info!
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@symbolics Right, D-machines with Interlisp-D supported color on an external screen. The Medley repo still has code for color demos:
https://files.interlisp.org/medley/lispusers
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@amoroso @weekend_editor that's interesting. It looks like each of the Medley windows were X windows? That's different from using one big X window and Interlisp-D windows inside?
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@amoroso @weekend_editor I would guess that a color screen was added on an Interlisp machine in the early days (!) just like that: on an external screen dedicated to color drawing with some UI features - but not as a main console.. Since the manual had Interlisp functions for example like a color demo, that code should be available somewhere.
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@symbolics For context the screenshot I linked was likely taken on a Unix workstation running the Medley version of Interlisp-D, the first for Unix.
