Date: Sat, 27 Mar 1999 00:02:02 -0500
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> > Wish 3.
> > A stable X-Windowing system-compatible GUI for DOS.
> 
> I'd like to see that, too. Anyone else interested? I posted earlier about my
> trying to organize the writing of a windowing system w/ Allegro, but if a
> group of people want to port X, I'd happily agree to take a major part in
> it. Heck, I'll coodinate it if you want. Fun, fun, fun!

What are you waiting for?  Go get the XFree86 sources and get going!
It's been done before (with djgpp 1.x and grx) - you make the server
and a tiny fvwm into a linkable library, and off you go - one app at a
time, of course ;)