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From: geoff@desint.UUCP (Geoff Kuenning)
Newsgroups: net.micro,net.micro.trs-80
Subject: Re: Any other Trs-80 Xenix users out there?
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Date: Sun, 25-Nov-84 18:20:57 EST
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Posted: Sun Nov 25 18:20:57 1984
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In article <2374@ucla-cs.ARPA> vss7101%uclavm@ucbvax (Michael Gersten) writes:

>I have no network connection to my system, nor
>do I know how to set up uucp (if this is typical documentation, then its a
>wonder unix is so popular. But I suspect microsoft is second only to ibm in
>user-meaness)

Nope.  Microsoft is at least third, since AT&T is in there.  My experience
with derivative UN*X documentation (i.e., not straight from AT&T) is that
is much less well typeset and printed (frequently offset reproduction of
daisywheel output), but that its content is always a tiny (note the word well)
improvement on what AT&T shipped.  This is not surprising, since there is
only one direction one can go when starting from AT&T documentation.
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	Geoff Kuenning
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