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From: subbarao@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (Kartik Subbarao)
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Subject: AT&T "nth Edition" vs. "Release n"
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Date: 2 Mar 91 19:47:27 GMT
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I've seen people that use System V and the like refer to their Unix as
"tenth edition" or "ninth edition", or whatever. I've always seen things as
"System V release n", or whatever. Anyone know the difference between these
different naming schemes ?


			-Kartik


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