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From: tlwells@lynn.austin.ibm.COM (Tracy Wells)
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Subject: Re: Why isn't ATK more widely used?
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Date: 24 Jul 90 21:27:32 GMT
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I've wondered the same thing many times.  I've also wondered about X11
and about AFS.  What is it about those 2 "products" that has caused 
them to be embraced across the industry (as much as anything gets 
embraced in the Unix world)?  What was done differently for those 2
products?  Any insights from MIT about X11?  How about from Transarc
about AFS?

  Tracy Wells