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From: rwilkie@APOLLO.COM (Richard Wilkie)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apollo
Subject: Re: Xterm Keymaps w/ the PSK [Actually Apollo status and DM simulator]
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Date: 4 Apr 91 12:01:31 GMT
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Kee,

Here's the latest information on releases of Domain/OS for the next
couple of years. Please keep in mind: I have a pretty good idea of what
I am doing tomorrow, an OK idea of next week and a fuzzy (at best) idea
of next year - so the exact schedules should be taken with a grain
(boulder) of salt (+/- 3 months).

PSKs from now 'til 1992:

    A PSK will be released in June/July supplying additional graphics
    and 68040 support.

    The Q3 PSK will be available sometime in July/August and will
    contain all base software released til that point. (ie: all you need
    to do to get Series 400 support, CD-ROM, X11R4, The Security Fix...
    is install SR10.3 and then this PSK)

SR10.4:
    SR10.4 will release towards the end of 1991 (Nov/Dec) and will
    include support for popular standards (POSIX 1003.1, XPG3, AES,
    X11R4...) as well as eliminating the need for all previous PSKs.

SR10.5:
    SR10.5 will release mid-1992 and will contain support for the DCE

SR10.6:
    I expect SR10.6 to be released around mid-1993 but I have no public
    details of it's contents.

All of these releases are to be 100% forward binary compatible. 

Hope this helps,
rich wilkie

	 In article <50b810fd.1bc5b@pisa.citi.umich.edu> rees@citi.umich.edu (Jim Rees) writes:
	 >  With a little work it could even
	 >  make SR10.4.
	 >
	 >Will there be another sr before DCE?  I've heard the one they're working on
	 >now called both sr10.4 and sr11.
	 
	 What I've heard is that SR11 is now SR10.4.  I don't know what that means wrt DCE.
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