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From: dwb@archer.apple.com (David W. Berry)
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Subject: Re: Something else you can't do on the Mac
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Date: 16 Jan 90 03:00:54 GMT
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In article <818@edstip.EDS.COM> ohrnb@edstip.EDS.COM (Erik Ohrnberger) writes:
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>The point is not that you can run multi-user OS on the PC.  The point is that
>I have some alternatives, while I percieve none on the Mac side.
	Braappp!!!!!  You seem to be forgetting that Apple has a Unix
	implementation (based on System V, with most BSD extensions)
	available.  If Unix is what you want, Unix is what you can
	get.