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From: johnston@oscar.ccm.udel.edu
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Subject: Re: sys 7 on a 6.0x network?
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Date: 23 May 91 05:02:55 GMT
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In article <53247@apple.Apple.COM>, blob@Apple.COM (Brian Bechtel) writes...

>It's kind of cool to make your own personal machine a file server for
>all those 6.0.5 people.

>>Or what limitations will I encounter?

>You can't get as much work done because everyone is crowding around your
>machine checking out the new features :-)

This is unrelated, perhaps, but there is a certain justice to a 
an arrangement like this.  On "future-Net", one's latest work 
could be placed in a network-readable directory.  If enough
people decide to download your latest work, your machine slows
down to the point that you have to take a vacation!

That's why it would have made sense to put 7.0 on apple.com
after all.  People have been going nuts trying to get seven;
sounds like the Blue Meanies have earned a rest!  ;-)

-- Bill (johnston@minnie.me.udel.edu)