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Date: Fri, 20-May-83 10:47:29 EDT
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Posted: Fri May 20 10:47:29 1983
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From:  Daemon <daemon@okc-unix.arpa>

>From emjej Fri May 20 11:29:18 1983 remote from uokvax
To: tinker!info-micro.brl@udel-tcp
Subject: Re: UNIX for micros

Gee, that's a shame. Unix eats resources (particularly swap devices,
as previous writers on Unix for personal computers have noted), and
I can't afford to feed it. I'd *far* rather see become prevalent
an operating system that makes better use of the available resources
while providing much of the functionality of Unix, such as, say,
Microware's OS-9 operating system (especially if they move it to the 68000).

						James Jones