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From: bagpiper@pnet02.gryphon.com (Michael Hunter)
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Subject: Re: Something else you can't do on the Mac
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Date: 10 Jan 90 04:40:24 GMT
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lad@lad.scs.com (Lawrence A. Deleski) writes:
>From article <818@edstip.EDS.COM>, by ohrnb@edstip.EDS.COM (Erik Ohrnberger):
>The Mac runs the Finder, of course, and A/UX.  So what's the problem?
>
and in the early days somebody produced a CPM for the mac :) 

A/UX has problems as a unix 

one nice point for the IBM PC type of machines is that many different versions
of unix have been ported to them in various forms...all the way from xenix
(which is a hack) to some really nice unixs' on 386....

and of course there is the Amiga which is just a nice machine with some cool
hardware and not enough software....


                                        Michael

Mike Hunter - Box's and CPU's from HELL: iapx80[012]86, PR1ME 50 Series, 1750a
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