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From: swilson%thetone@Sun.COM (Scott Wilson)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.next
Subject: Mach, Unix, and NeXT
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Date: 17 Oct 88 22:47:39 GMT
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Would some kind soul knowledgeable in Mach and the NeXT machine
enlighten us on the following:

What is the scope of Mach?  Is it just the kernel, or does it
include utilites as well?

Does NeXT have all the Unix stuff we've come to know and love
like cp, mv, find, ls, etc?  If utilities aren't in the scope
of Mach, where did the NeXT versions come from?  What about the
more esoteric utilities like lex and yacc?

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