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From: joe@dual.UUCP (Joe Weinstein)
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Subject: So You Think 4.2 beats SYS 5.2 ...
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Date: Mon, 7-Jul-86 19:19:45 EDT
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						Joseph Weinstein
						Dual Systems Corp.
						2530 San Pablo Ave.
						Berkeley, Ca. 94702
						415-549-3854

	Which features of UNIX 4.2 BSD do you find convenient?
	Which features of UNIX 4.2 BSD do you find necessary?
	Examples are:

	*	SIGSTOP and csh job control.
	*	Socket interface to networks and local processes.
	*	Select() system call
	*	Wait3() system call ( non-blocked child status collection )
	*	Wait3() system call ( child resource utilization info )
	*	SIGTTIN, SIGTTOUT, SIGIO
	*	Fast file system
	*	Other?

	Besides the lack of the above, is there anything you
	cannot abide in the V.2.2 version of UNIX?
				Thanks,  Joe