ReGIS

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ReGIS (the more common, acronym, form of the full name, Remote Graphics Instruction Set) was a descriptive language (effectively, an application protocol in today's terminology) created by DEC for sending graphics content to a remote graphics terminal (a workstation in the original implementation, the VK100 GIGI).

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