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Advantages of Display PostScript. As early as 1985, when the first LaserWriter printers hit the market, Adobe startet developing a PostScript extension for computer displays. This extension was jointly developed at Adobe and NeXT and first implemented in the NEXTSTEP operating system. Several years later, when the X Window System (X11) blossomed into an accepted standard for graphical Unix workstations, Adobe integrated Display PostScript into X11 with the help of the Unix manufacturer DEC.

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Merz, T. (1997). Display PostScript. In: PostScript & Acrobat/PDF. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-60384-6_7

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