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From: ags@pucc-k (Seaman)
Newsgroups: net.micro,net.misc,net.unix
Subject: Re: Who's Next?  (Version 2)
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Date: Mon, 9-Jan-84 09:01:28 EST
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Posted: Mon Jan  9 09:01:28 1984
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>  Bad news, Steve: there are big computers out there, too.  And most users
>  of computers are securely caught in the Big Blue Cage.  Enough of those
>  Blue users have (unbelievable as it may seem) been convinced that they
>  actually *like* it that the winner of the most popular OS has got to be
>  OS/370, VM/370 or MVS.  Where is Seargant Pepper when we need him?
>  -- 
>  Michael Ward

In this news group, it should go without saying that "Most Popular OS"
means "Most Popular Microcomputer OS".  PC-DOS qualifies for the discussion.
OS/370 (barely) qualifies, but can hardly be called the most popular.
VM/370 and MVS are irrelevant (as of the last I heard).

-- 

				Dave Seaman
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