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From: scott@audiofax.com (Scott Lee)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.sysv386
Subject: Re: Warning to ESIX buyers.
Keywords: Software development (option)
Message-ID: <302@audfax.audiofax.com>
Date: 16 Nov 90 20:24:44 GMT
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Having looked at the ESIX literature (and subsequently purchasing large
amounts of the software) I never saw anything that implied that there
was an upgrade path. There were 4 options; two users or infinite and
development or non-development. In addition, there were manuals and NFS
that you could purchase separately. The person from whom I was buying the
software even confirmed my choices, although I already knew what the
policy was, having read the literature.

I think that you're flaming a little hard at ESIX for something that you
are at least a fair amount to blame. The ESIX folks have been fairly
responsive and deserve some credit for putting out a pretty good product
at a good price.

Enjoy,
-- 
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