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   Actually, if you ask the X Consortium then `X Windows' is not a proper
   name for the `X Window System' (see X(1)).

Yes, very true.  Yet almost everyone I know says `Windows', `X
Windows', or `X' to refer to the X windowing system.

Similarly, people I know have used the term `Xerox' to mean `make a
plain paper copy' on a machine not produced by the Xerox corporation.

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