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From: tstevens@lennon.austek.oz (Tod Stevens)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.xenix
Subject: SCO UNIX vs SCO XENIX
Keywords: SCO, XENIX, NFS, TCP/IP
Message-ID: <319@lennon.austek.oz>
Date: 15 Feb 90 04:03:14 GMT
Organization: Austek Microsystems, Adelaide, S.A.
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Nettters,
	I am purchasing unix for a pc (25MHz) and would like some
feedback on how SCO UNIX products shape up against SCO XENIX products.
All feedback would be greatly appreciated.  The SCO UNIX products are
only new and I have heard little about good they really are, from down
here in Australia. The choice I must make involves:


SCO UNIX (SCSI drivers standard) versus SCO XENIX GT

UNIX TCP/IP runtime system 1.1.0 versus XENIX TCP/IP runtime system

UNIX TCP/IP development sys 1.1.0 versus XENIX TCP/IP development sys

UNIX NFS versus (no Xenix NFS)

 

Regards,
	Tod.




Tod Stevens
Design Engineer
Austek Microsystems Pty. Ltd.
Technology Park
Adelaide, SA 5095

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