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The architect of the X11 core protocol was Bob Scheifler of MIT LCS, with
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significant contributions from Jim Gettys, Phil Karlton and Scott
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McGregor of Digital, Dave Rosenthal of Sun, and many others of
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the xpert mailing list.
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The original sample server implementation of the X11 protocol was
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implemented by Phil Karlton and Susan Angebrandt doing the device
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independent part of the server, with Raymond Drewry and Todd Newman of
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Digital Equipment Corporation, doing the mi and original ddx
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implementation; their feedback was vital to a good design, along with
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that of the more than 100 alpha and beta testers who bravely tested
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the X11 core design.
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The X11 protocol library (Xlib) was built principally by Jim Gettys of
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Digital and MIT Project Athena, with assistance from Ron Newman of MIT
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Project Athena.
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Our thanks to those at MIT, Digital Equipment Corporation, Hewlett-Packard,
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IBM, and many others who had faith in us reimplementing X from first
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principles.
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If there are mistakes here, they are mine; entirely possible after
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over 15 years. - Jim Gettys
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