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From: tilley@ukfca1 (Jonathan Tilley)
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Subject: MACH kernel - source become pd?
Keywords: MACH
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Date: 12 Oct 90 10:35:19 GMT
Organization: Factron-Schlumberger, Ferndown, Dorset, England
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Last night I was looking through an old copy of GNU's Bulletin (June 1989)
and I read a piece about CMU's MACH kernel.
The article said that once the MACH kernel was completely free of ATT stuff and
was stable, it was going to be available free. I know that the kernel is now
stable - NeXT has it as their operating system, so does anyone know if or
when MACH will become free?

Jonathan Tilley