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From: darrell@sdcsvax.UUCP
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Subject: Submission for mod-os
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Date: Wed, 11-Mar-87 13:32:03 EST
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Posted: Wed Mar 11 13:32:03 1987
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In article <2838@sdcsvax.UCSD.EDU> ron@BRL.ARPA writes:
>The S1 operating system is a (claimed) product of Multi Soulutions Inc.
>[...]
>What is especially distressing, is that there is a architecture research
>project developing a computer called "S1" which is much more creditable.

Yes indeed.  While I am only peripheraly involved in the development
of the S-1 computer, and while I am quite sure they are capable of
"defending" themselves, I would like to mention that *their* (or
should I say "our") computer is real, and works.  I have seen it run
with my own eyes.  They have *nothing* to do with Multi Solutions Inc.
S-1 computers run either Unix or Amber  -- a local OS.


--
"I was led through a beaded curtain, and across a floor so cunningly laid that,
no matter where you stood, it was always under your feet..."
--
Berry Kercheval -- berry@mordor.s1.gov -- {ucbvax!decwrl,siesmo}!mordor!berry
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Special Studies Program ("O" division)