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Subject: Re: Unix bugs vs. VMS bugs
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Date: Mon, 19-Nov-84 21:49:00 EST
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>From net.unix-wizards / gwyn@brl-tgr / 11:43 am  Nov 19, 1984*/
>> Do you see many people supporting UNIX with virtual address spaces
>> and IP/TCP around?  

>Yes.

Neat.  We could use someone who will provide Unix support, including IP/TCP, 
full virtual memory, the usual  bunch of programs written to run on 4.2 BSD 
on about 4 or 5 VAXen for prices comperable or lower than DEC's in the Basic 
and "Self-Maintenance" categories of Software Support for the comperable 
service levels. Of course they should be a major company committed to the field
for at least the next five to ten years.  

What are the names of all these support providers?