Mark of the Unicorn

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Mark of the Unicorn

Industry| Computers
Founded| 1981[citation needed]
Headquarters| Cambridge, Massachusetts
Products| Music software
Computer software
Computer hardware
Website| motu.com

Mark of the Unicorn (MOTU) is a music-related computer software and hardware supplier.[1][2] It is based in Cambridge, Massachusetts and has created music software since 1984. In the mid-1980s, Mark of the Unicorn sold productivity software and several games for the Macintosh, Atari ST, and Amiga.

## Products

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### Current

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* Digital Performer
* AudioDesk

### Past

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* MINCE and SCRIBBLE, an Emacs-like editor and Scribe-like text formatter for CP/M machines. MINCE was also available for the Atari ST.[3]
* FinalWord word processor (sold and became Sprint).[citation needed]
* Professional Composer, one of the first graphical music-notation editors.
* Mouse Stampede, arguably the first arcade-style game available for the Apple Macintosh (1984).[citation needed]
* Hex game for the Atari ST and Amiga computers (released in 1985).
* The first FireWire Audio Interface for Mac and Windows.[citation needed]
* PC/Intercomm, VT100 emulator for the Atari ST.[4]

## References

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1. ^ PC Magazine
2. ^ Sound on Sound
3. ^ "Software Update". Atari Computer Enthusiasts of Columbus, Ohio Newsletter. February 1986.
4. ^ InfoWorld Jun 16, 1986

## External links

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* Official website

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Emacs

Implementations|

| GNU and
derivative|

* GNU Emacs
* XEmacs

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Other|

* Freemacs
* EINE
* Gosling Emacs
* Mocklisp
* Hemlock
* JOVE
* mg
* MicroEMACS
* MINCE
* Multics Emacs
* Perfect Writer
* GNU TeXmacs
* vile
* Zmacs
* ZWEI

Modes|

* AUCTeX
* Dired
* Dunnet
* Emacs Speaks Statistics
* Emacspeak
* EMMS
* ERC
* eww
* Gnus
* Magit
* Org-mode
* Planner
* rcirc
* RefTeX
* SLIME
* w3m

Internals|

* Emacs Lisp
* MULE

Community|

| Organizations|

* Honeywell
* Perfect Software
* Mark of the Unicorn
* Massachusetts Institute of Technology
* Thorn EMI Computer Software
* UniPress

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People|

* Thomas Dickey
* Paul Fox
* Richard P. Gabriel
* James Gosling
* Jim Hall
* Joris van der Hoeven
* Daniel Murphy
* Russ Nelson
* David Reitter
* Richard Stallman
* Guy L. Steele Jr.
* Daniel Weinreb

Other|

* Conkeror
* Dissociated press
* Editor war
* Spacemacs
* Doom Emacs

* Emacs on Wikimedia Commons
* Emacs on Wikiquotes

Authority control databases

International|

* VIAF

National|

* United States

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