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From: bayers@hub.cs.jmu.edu (brian ayers)
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Subject: Re: Spectre GCR
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iho@cac.washington.edu (Il Oh) writes:


>Okay.  As I sit here typing away, I see the stack of the system disks
>I couldn't get to work.  They say v. 6.0.5 on them.  I wrote the previous
>post at work where I didn't know which version I had sitting next to my
>ST at home. 

You know, I just thought of something...  Apple apple hasn't made any
real complaints against the GCR, and we (GCR users) have been thinking that
this is because Apple doesn't consider us a threat.  What if they do
and they gave a few of their engineers an ST and said "Try to make
System NOT run on this thing."  That way they wouldn't ruffle any feathers
or cause any great legal arguments.  I'm using 6.0.3 and I'm not going
to change until the verdict on System 7 comes in.

Just a thought.


JT

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