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From: rfarris@serene.UUCP (Rick Farris)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.questions
Subject: Re: KSH
Summary: I've had good experience with Aspen Tech
Message-ID: <235@serene.UUCP>
Date: 28 Dec 88 20:36:46 GMT
References: <894@ccncsu.ColoState.EDU>
Reply-To: rfarris@serene.uu.net (Rick Farris)
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Organization: RF Engineering, Del Mar, California
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In article <894@ccncsu.ColoState.EDU> sivagnan@handel.ColoState.EDU (S. Vasanthan) writes:
>Is ksh (Korn Shell?) Public Domain?

No.

>If so where can I get a copy. 

Both Aspen Technologies and Mortice Kern Systems sell Korn Shell for
Microport and Xenix.  Aspen also supports 3Bs, Suns, and NCR Towers.
I've used both, and despite the high-quality of MKS's Toolkit, I find
their *nix implementation of ksh to be lacking.  I'd recommend Aspen
Technologies.

	Aspen Technologies, Inc.
	POB 5727
	Parsippany, NJ  07054
	(201) 316-0866

I have no association with Aspen Tech, other than as a happy
customer.

Rick Farris   RF Engineering  POB M  Del Mar, CA  92014   voice (619) 259-6793
rfarris@serene.cts.com     ...!uunet!serene!rfarris       serene.UUCP 259-7757