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From: andy@rocky.STANFORD.EDU (Andy Freeman)
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Subject: V System (was Re: Mach, the new standard?)
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Date: Wed, 31-Dec-69 18:59:59 EDT
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In article <2001@ihwpt.ATT.COM> bwong@ihwpt.UUCP (55238-bruce wong) writes:
>Nobody has mentioned this yet so I will.  How about:

>	V System, the new standard?

The V System (pronounced Vee System) is a distributed OS from Stanford.
It has some unix-like features, but why is an AT&T person pushing it?

They don't every name, yet.

-andy
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