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From: martens@python.cis.ohio-state.edu (Jeff Martens)
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Subject: Corrction (was Re: AMIX)
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Date: 21 Sep 90 13:52:06 GMT
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In article <34108@cup.portal.com> morris-ng@cup.portal.com (Yuklung Morris Ng) writes:

:Couple weeks ago, we (a college bookstore of San Jose State) had a
:meeting with Commodore about the possibility of carrying Amigas.  The
:Commodore Sales Manager of the Western States stated that the beta
:version of Amiga Unix is out!  She also mention Virginia Junior
:Polytech, a respectable poly college, require all Comp.Sci. students
:purchase an miga 3000 with Unix in Fall 1990, instead of a Mac II('s).

You mean Virginia Tech, which is a university, not a poly college
(whatever that is).

:Also, the shipment to the Treasury Department also consists of Amiga
:Unix (beta).  Therefore, the Unix for Amiga is actually out
:unofficially.

This is good news that I hadn't heard.
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