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From: steven@pearl.berkeley.edu (Stephen the Greatest)
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Subject: Re: bsd unix vs. dec's vms
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Date: Wed, 20-May-87 20:45:24 EDT
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	Yeah.  I always wonder why VMS cannot handle multiple commands
	on one single line.  I guess that it has something to do with its
	internal design.  Being in Berkeley, I can say that I *love*
	BSD UNIX, but there are things I will criticize on.  For example,
	a lot of BSD features are kinda *hacked*, or added on later, 
	instead of being a part of the original design.  VMS is more
	structured and consistent.  But still, I think BSD UNIX is far
	superior to VMS (and also System V).

					- Stephen