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From: jonah@amos.ucsd.edu (Jonah Stich)
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Subject: Re: GSOS latest version?
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Date: 19 Aug 90 21:15:32 GMT
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In article <14551@wpi.wpi.edu> gerardo@wpi.wpi.edu (Gerardo Leute) writes:
>
>What's the latest available version of GSOS?  And where is the version number
>to be found?  (press space bar during boot and look in the text that's shown?
>I get something 2.0)

Well, I've got v3.02 here. It came with my new DMA SCSI card. 3.01 comes (I
think) with every copy of 5.0.2. Ya, the versin number can be found when 
holding down the spacebar during boot. It'll say something like: "Welcome
to the world of GS/OS v03.02"

>Where could I get a newer version? And how much is it? (don't need the books)

Any authorised Apple dealer SHOULD copy the disks for free, as long as you 
supply the disks. If you wt the manual, it's about $0 for the whole package.
Also, free copies can be had from most major online services (AOL, GEnie,
CompuSpend, etc.) Maybe it'll show up on Apple's ftp site one day? :)

>Gerardo Leute			"Home is where the heart lies,

Jonah Stich