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From: campbell@maynard.UUCP (Larry Campbell)
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Subject: Re: ksh - how do we get a copy
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Date: Wed, 12-Feb-86 07:27:38 EST
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> Could anybody give me pointers to a source (or BINARY) for ksh.
> We have the requisite licences for 4.2BSD and System V.
> Craig.
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There's Unix-based bulletin board system operated by AT&T (+1 201 522
6900, user "guest"), called something like the AT&T Software Toolchest.
You can peruse descriptions and prices of all kinds of tools.  If you
want any, you leave a message and they send you a contract you sign
and return with a $100 signup fee.  Then you can download the freebies
(like getopt) and order the non-freebies.  As I recall, ksh was $2000
for source code.
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Larry Campbell                                 The Boston Software Works, Inc.
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