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From: fair@apple.com (Erik E. Fair)
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Subject: Re: Academic workstations
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Date: 24 Jun 89 19:52:52 GMT
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In article <8732@venera.isi.edu> raveling@venera.isi.edu (Paul Raveling) 
writes:
>     HP & DEC are probably close, but we have mainly Sun & HP
>         workstations; I don't have much DEC experience to confirm
>         this suspicion.  Sun's software (e.g., C compiler) is often
>         visibly less refined and more trouble-prone than HP's.

Just try getting Ultrix source from DEC. When you do, you'll find out that 
it is "for reference purposes only."

        Erik E. Fair      apple!fair      fair@apple.com