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From: ag@amix.commodore.com (Keith Gabryelski)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: More random Unix topics
Message-ID: <300@amix.commodore.com>
Date: 14 Mar 90 12:58:30 GMT
References: <990@calmasd.Prime.COM>
Reply-To: ag@amix.commodore.com (Keith Gabryelski)
Organization: Commodore Amix Development
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In article <990@calmasd.Prime.COM> cpp@calmasd.Prime.COM (Chuck Peterson)
writes:
>I'd like to agree with mwm about the importance of the man pages in
>unix.  The man pages are one of the best things about unix.  You can
>get nearly complete help without a hardcopy manual, when you need it.
>It would be a shame if commodore has to leave them out.

My intention WAS NOT to suggest that ANYTHING would be left out of the
SVR4 product currently under development by Commodore.

My intention WAS to show that once you got your machine home and if,
by chance, you felt that the TCP/IP and NFS and other sub-products
were just wasting space on your disk, you could remove them and save
ooddles of disk space.

Pax, Keith
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ag@amix.commodore.com        Keith Gabryelski          ...!cbmvax!amix!ag