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From: tissot@nicaud.UUCP (Kevin Tissot)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.xenix
Subject: BYTE vs. XENIX
Keywords: XENIX,color
Message-ID: <227@nicaud.UUCP>
Date: 16 Nov 88 15:14:28 GMT
Organization: Nicolet Audiodiagnostics, Madison, WI
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 In the November 1988 issue of BYTE (CHAOS MANNER, pg.113) the
following comments are made regarding SCO XENIX:

"...you cannot run Unix with the Zenith Z-448 video board and the
ZCM-1490 Flat Technology Monitor."

"Unix doesn't really like or understand color, or at least that's my
conclusion."

 I assume that the person who made these comments was trying to run
DOS under UNIX. Since I am trying to justify SCO XENIX as a viable
operating system and my critics are likely to use this article against
me, I would appreciate any comments supporting or denying these
statements - preferably "real world" examples. Please post replies
since our mail link was just implemented and has not been fully
tested. Thanks in advance.

			Kevin Tissot
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