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From: wek@point ([Bill Kuykendall])
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: 386 and 286 Unix OS's
Message-ID: <[232.1]wek@point.comp.ibmpc;1>
Date: 24 May 89 06:00:05 GMT
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>I need some information of Unix OS's for PCs.  I am probably going to set up
>multi-USER system for some one.  He has a Gateway 2000 386 machine currently


Hmm... you need to supply a bit more information.  Does this person 
primarily want to run DOS applications?  If so, unix is probably not the way 
to go, if there will be more than 3 users on at a time.  

One other thing to consider about unix:  If you aren't already familiar with 
it (read that "a capable system administrator") you'd better set aside about 
6 months to learn it before you allow anyone to become dependent on the 
system.  Unix is *not* a remake of ms-dos, and minicomputer operating 
systems are not for the timid. 

Now, to answer your question, I've been using Interactive unix with VP/ix
(dos under unix) for several months and like it very much.  Buy it from a 
VAR, because you WILL need support.