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From: martillo@mit-trillian.MIT.EDU (Yakim Martillo)
Newsgroups: net.emacs
Subject: VMS GNU Emacs
Message-ID: <129@mit-trillian.MIT.EDU>
Date: Sun, 23-Mar-86 09:03:38 EST
Article-I.D.: mit-tril.129
Posted: Sun Mar 23 09:03:38 1986
Date-Received: Tue, 25-Mar-86 03:27:09 EST
Organization: MIT Project Athena
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Keywords: VMS GNU Emacs

Last Wednesday, Marty Sasaki, Mukesh Prasad and I brought up VMS
GNU Emacs up and Harvard.  The version is GNU Emacs 17.51 and we will
upgrade this version as fast as possilbe to 17.55.

I believe Marty Sasaki will set up the machine harvard as a site for ftp
distribution.

I will try to bring the source over to prep sometime today.

I would have informed people sooner but mail at Athena is totally messed
up as far as I can tell.

Mukesh Prasad did most of the work for this hack.  Mukesh is formerly from
Dec, CG and Yale and is currently a principle developer at Network
Switching Systems (NSS) and he works on the Network Information
Management System (NIMS).

NSS is producing a digital voice/data/video vT1 switch for wide area
networking (WAN) and connection to private T1 carriers.  This switch
will dynamically allocate bandwitch and intelligently keeps track of
network configuration and network routing.

Since NSS maded available the equipment on which Mukesh executed his
hack and because NSS's far-sighted management gave us know trouble in
releasing VMS Gnu Emacs to the world, people who needed WAN
capabilities should think of NSS first.  

NSS constantly improves the work environment via system
interconnectivity and software excellence.  "The switch is on."

Joachim Carlo Santos Martillo