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From: heiser@tdw201.ed.ray.com
Newsgroups: comp.unix.i386
Subject: Esix / ATT SysV documentation
Keywords: documentation esix sysv
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Date: 20 Aug 90 15:40:28 GMT
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I just installed Esix Rev. D on my system, and find that I really do
need the full documentation set after all.  (for man pages, for 
example).  I understand that there is a set put out by Prentice
Hall which is a generic SysV "equivalent" of the Esix set.  

Has anyone compared these manuals?  Do the Esix versions have Esix-
specifics, or are they just Esix-labelled ATT books?   Do the Esix
versions have any advantages other than the nice binders? :-)

Thanks in advance.

p.s.  Is anyone interested in an Esix mailing list?  I'm not sure if 
I can host one here, but I will check with our mail gateway people if
there is sufficient interest.

Bill

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