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Visionware

Defunct British software company

Visionware Ltd was a British software company that developed and marketed products that helped integration of Microsoft Windows clients to Unix-based server

Visionware

IXI Limited

British company specialising in Unix software

Leeds-based Visionware, to form IXI Visionware. (IXI had previously collaborated with Visionware, going back to 1988 when the Visionware technologies

IXI Limited

IXI_Limited

Santa Cruz Operation

Software company based in Santa Cruz, California

SCO acquired two further UK companies, IXI Limited in Cambridge and Visionware in Leeds, which led to a suite of client-to-Unix integration products

Santa Cruz Operation

Santa_Cruz_Operation

Tarantella, Inc.

American software company

bought Visionware, of Leeds, UK, developers of XVision. In 1995 the development teams from IXI and Visionware were combined to form IXI Visionware, later

Tarantella, Inc.

Tarantella,_Inc.

List of companies based in Leeds City Region

taken over by Greggs in the 1990s and subsequently rebranded as Greggs Visionware – software company split out from Systime Computers in 1989 that made

List of companies based in Leeds City Region

List_of_companies_based_in_Leeds_City_Region

S. Donald Stookey

American inventor and materials scientist (1915–2014)

multimillion-dollar inventions. It influenced the development of VisionWare, which is transparent cookware. VisionWare was patented by Corning Glass Works in 1966. Pyroceramic

S. Donald Stookey

S._Donald_Stookey

Oracle Secure Global Desktop

Remote desktop software

bought Visionware, of Leeds, UK, developers of XVision. In 1995 the development teams from IXI and Visionware were combined to form IXI Visionware, later

Oracle Secure Global Desktop

Oracle_Secure_Global_Desktop

Into the Eagle's Nest

1987 video game

handled the Apple II port by Andrew Pines and IBM PC compatible port by Visionware. In 1988, Atari Corporation published a cartridge version for the Atari

Into the Eagle's Nest

Into_the_Eagle's_Nest

Systime Computers

British computer manufacturer

Consoles systems. The other three were Visionware Ltd, which gained the rights to PC-Connect and the Visionware technologies; Manufacturing Solutions Group

Systime Computers

Systime_Computers

Sword of Sodan

1988 video game

shown at the CES Expo in 1989 by Visual Concepts, Ltd (then known as "Visionware"). Playable with a joystick, it was approximately 70% complete. Soon after

Sword of Sodan

Sword_of_Sodan

Daringer production discography

Half" 16. "Albright Knox" (featuring Chase) 1. "Chyna" 2. "Stovetops" 3. "Visionware" 4. "Bodies on Bodies (Interlude)" 6. "Benz Window" (featuring Prodigy)

Daringer production discography

Daringer_production_discography

Omron Adept

US-based robotics company

joined by Fred Andresen in 1984, who wrote some vision tools and AIM VisionWare, the GUI. AdeptVision is probably the first commercially available robot

Omron Adept

Omron_Adept

Caridad Moro-Gronlier

Breakthrough Series: Florida. Tortillera (2021, TPN, ISBN 978-1-68003-245-1) Visionware (2009, Finishing Line Press, ISBN 978-1-59924-344-3) Grabbed: Poets and

Caridad Moro-Gronlier