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From: bill@twg.UUCP (Bill Irwin)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.i386,comp.unix.xenix
Subject: Re: Did you know SCO ODT is SINGLE USER ONLY??
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Date: 16 Jun 90 01:36:34 GMT
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In article <6785@scorn.sco.COM> rogerk@sco.COM (Roger Knopf 5502) writes:
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>Why? Open DeskTop sports an AT&T 2 user license and indeed two users
>can login. By login, we mean "2 keyboards", ie one user can get as
>much up on the console as they want and its still one user. The
>second keyboard can be local, rlogined or telneted, dialed in, etc.

There  is  something I am still missing here.  Are you saying  that  when
someone  installs SCO ODT on their system, every login HAS to be into ODT
and therefore there can only be two?

Or is it like VP/ix, where I can have 10 people logged on the system, but
only two running VP/ix at a time?

I  have  a hard time imagining a scenario where I have a  corporate  Unix
system  with 10 regular users and one day we decide to buy ODT....install
it, and now only two users can get onto the computer at a time!!!

Surely this must be a limitation on the number of simultaneous ODT users,
not the number of system usres?????
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Bill Irwin - TWG The Westrheim Group - Vancouver, BC, Canada
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