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From: rehrauer@apollo.HP.COM (Steve Rehrauer)
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Subject: Re: A3000UX competition
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Date: 5 Dec 90 17:34:00 GMT
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In article <14712@sdcc6.ucsd.edu> cleland@sdbio2.ucsd.edu (Thomas Cleland) writes:
>IBM's AIX, Apple's A/UX, and NeXT are not embracing this [SysVR4]
>standard.  Workstation vendors are.

I couldn't resist interjecting: _some_ workstation vendors are.
As you note, IBM (RS/6000) isn't.  HP/Apollo isn't.  DEC (to the
best of my knowledge) isn't.  Unless/until OSF and UI merge their
product, there still won't be a single industry standard "Unix",
whatever that means.
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