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> I'm doing a feature on Unix for those tired of waiting for Windows 95 and
> disbelieving of Warp, in the UK's main bookstall PC magazine (Computer
> Shopper, no relation to the US edition). 
> 
> Is there a list of commercial apps
> that can be got to run under BSD and Linux? That really seesm to be the one
> and only issue at stake, and I can take just so  many ICOs and Nekos....
> 
For FreeBSD there is a commercial implementation of Motif and a 
commercial X server, Accelerated X.

Perhaps there's some more info on http://www.freebsd.org/

Marc.