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From: wsr@lmi-angel.UUCP (Wolfgang Rupprecht)
Newsgroups: net.unix,net.unix-wizards
Subject: Re: system 5.n vs. 4.2(ultrix)
Message-ID: <72@lmi-angel.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 2-Jul-86 18:50:40 EDT
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Posted: Wed Jul  2 18:50:40 1986
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We have both System V and 4.2 BSD boxes. I've started calling the ATT
version "System Vanilla" (what else would the 'Vee' stand for?).

System Vanilla has sooo little to offer. No networking, no job
control, no select(). Yes, it is less of a hack job. That's probably
because its less of everything.

		*Give me 4.2 or give me death*

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Wolfgang Rupprecht	{harvard|decvax!cca|mit-eddie}!lmi-angel!wsr