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From: js07@bunny.UUCP (baggins)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.questions
Subject: Re: Unix and DOS
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Date: Thu, 6-Aug-87 18:15:39 EDT
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Posted: Thu Aug  6 18:15:39 1987
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Summary: Mach - CMU souped-up UNIX inquiry

While browsing through the net some time ago, I came  across
an  article  that  mentioned  a  "souped-up" version of UNIX
called Mach, that is under development  at  Carnegie-Mellon.
An  industry  watch  group  (Gardner  Group,  I believe) was
speculating that this would be a powerful new Unix standard.

Does anyone know anything about Mach ? What is it like,  are
versions  available,  does  it  cost  an  arm & leg to get a
licence ? etc.  If so, I'd really  appreciate  getting  some
email about it.

			merci
			b.baggins