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From: unknown@ucscb.UCSC.EDU (The Unknown User)
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Subject: Re: a2fx/hfslink
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Date: 8 Oct 90 00:54:59 GMT
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In article <4851@crash.cts.com> mikeu@pro-magic.cts.com (Mike Ungerman) writes:
>Whoa, wait a minute.  I've got a program called aunix and it works on my 2e. 
>It is by no means full featured, but it "runs" UNIX.  And our Proline bbs runs
>a UNIX emulator, and it too is on a 2e!

	I bet you're talking about some shell that uses commands that
are the same as UNIX commands, correct?  Does it allow bidirectional
piping? Even if it does, it's not UNIX.

	Heck, even in MSDOS you can rename a lot of the standard command
files, so it LOOKS like UNIX. It's still not UNIX. (Don't tell me about
Xenix, I know about it)

	Just trying to straighten out the confusion between REAL UNIX 
(or the many real 'variants' of UNIX.. BSD, AT&T, etc) and some shell that
LOOKS like UNIX.

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