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X11 - the number 11 refers to the current Version of the
X Protocol - is one of the most sophisticated windowing systems.
Although it is a platform independend system it is the windowing
system of choice in most Unix flavoured systems.
Writing a GUI is very often done in Java in these days - for
good reasons - but there is still a lot of X11 GUI developement.
In my personal opinion, Motif is still much more elegant.
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