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Subject: Re: GNU Objective-C (Was: NeXTSTEP Licensing?)
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   I can say something about the Mach AIX part of your questions.   At the
IBM Users meeting in February, IBM was showing an 9000 series mainframe
running OSF/1 Mach in native mode (i.e. no VM/CMS).   They also showed
this at some meeting in Europe.  They expected to be beta testing in year.
   So the IBM mainframe crew is already into OSF and Mach.   I haven't 
heard anything about RS/6000 crew, but one can guess that are into it
as well.