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February 9, 2004 Article #12233 Volume 72, Issue 2 Features
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"It's Java technology that is built on top of the standard
windowing system." 
Project Looking Glass Brings New Perspective to the Linux Desktop
Sun Develops 3-D Windowing Solution for Linux, Solaris Operating System
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Sun is striving to bring something radically new to the
open source desktop in the form of Project Looking Glass. First shown
last month at LinuxWorld, Project Looking Glass offers a 3-D windowing
capability to users that does not stack their windows one upon another
and represent them with icons or buttons. Rather, solution, which
works with both Linux and the SolarisTM
Operating System (Solaris OS), can display windows in a 3-D environment
that can be manipulated as 3-D objects.
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