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From: erik@westworld.esd.sgi.com (Erik Fortune)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.i386,comp.unix.xenix
Subject: Re: Did you know SCO ODT is SINGLE USER ONLY??
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Date: 13 Jun 90 22:30:24 GMT
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SCO ODT comes in two-user and (I believe) unlimited user versions.  The
two user version is a lot less expensive.   I have the two user version
which means I can have as many console logins as I have virtual screens
and a single tty line enabled.

I thought this licensing scheme was pretty common -- I've seen ads for
386/ix that list both 2-user and unlimited user prices.

Why is this such a problem unless you're planning to run a bboard
or set up a department machine? 

-- Erik
   (erik@sgi.com)

Disclaimer:  My employer has nothing to do with any of this.  All of this
   is from memory, so any errors are my fault.