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True. I believe those are running NeXT. Not actually NeXT computers
though. At the very least, it looks like IceWM themed as NeXT.

On Wed, 2003-04-30 at 13:57, Alan Dayley wrote:
> At the Lowes store in Gilbert, there is a kiosk in the paint department.=20
> The computer in the kiosk lets you pick a picture of a kitchen, say, and =
the=20
> pick different paint colors for the trim, walls and so on.  As you pick
> the different colors, the picture changes to the show the color you picke=
d on=20
> the trim or walls or whatever.  It looks like a browser based application=
.
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> Anyway, my wife and I are playing with this and decide on a color
> combination we like.  It has a print button to get a list of your color c=
hoices on
> a little card.  My wife clicks print and a dialog box pops up to confirm
> the destination printer.  The dialog that pops up is obviously X-windows,
> with the grey color and the "indented" box around the default button.
>=20
> Sure, it could be any *nix running that kiosk but I'll bet it is a Free O=
S=20
> such as a BSD or Linux.  At least is wasn't Microsoft.
>=20
> Alan
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