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Subject: Re: AUX Mac II drives and memory
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Date: 10 Sep 88 19:46:10 GMT
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In article <186@lloyd.camex.uucp> kent@lloyd.UUCP (Kent Borg) writes:
>The problem I see is that I don't think there is any legitimate way
>to aquire A/UX except on an Apple hard drive.  They don't sell it on
>floppies.
>
>Please, let's not steal.
>
>Kent Borg
>kent@lloyd.uucp
>or
>hscfvax!lloyd!kent
No, Apple sells multiple copy licenses for A/UX.  You get one 80Mb disk
full and the legal right to copy 5,10, or how ever many times you've paid
for (I think they sell them as 5, 10, 20, and 50's, but I don't have my
developer price list here to check).  Remember the manuals are also
unbundled......The per copy cost of A/UX is very reasonable this way,
I think I remember it working out to be about $400/copy + manuals....

Drew Dean
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