O >--- Nickolas Koehne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> If you guys wanna know how PARC Engineers built the >> Xerox Alto, how Steve >> Jobs "acquired" the design, and how microsoft stole >> it... A lot of the Apple rights were due to the fact that Xerox neither patented nor copyrighted mice, windows, etc. In fact, they were not sure that either law applied. Then Apple hired away a number of the people who developed their system. Apple argued, and the Court agreed, that much of the ideas in both operating systems were the intellectual property of those people. The Xerox system was both pretty fantastic and impractical. It was written in Smalltalk. The system allowed for wonderful degrees of information sharing and cooperative tool building, but it was extremely resource intensive. Nicolas Werth did a similar system called Lillith. Paul -- Paul Sherr, [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 07/29/2000
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