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From: ddrex@gorgo.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.os.misc
Subject: Re: OASIS Operating System
Message-ID: <57900001@gorgo.UUCP>
Date: Sun, 23-Nov-86 04:19:00 EST
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Posted: Sun Nov 23 04:19:00 1986
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Nf-From: gorgo.UUCP!ddrex    Nov 23 03:19:00 1986


I can't see the fun of using OASIS for hobby computing, but it's still a
pretty slick multi-user os for business apps, despite all the limitations.
I still maintain that they wrote the BASIC first (it was the first structured
BASIC), and then wrote an OS around it. The documentation was great before
O-Tech ruined it, but didn't cover some of the finer points, like modifying
the nucleus, and there's a certain amount of fun in that.

Sure, if anybody else out there is into it, my address is below...

 David Drexler
 
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