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Re: A/UX V2.0 questions

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From: Jon Buller
Date: Thu, 29 Mar 1990 07:21
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In article <7409@goofy.Apple.COM> dwb@sticks.apple.com (David Berry) writes:

   [ comments on how big A/UX is (as applied to 800K floppies) deleted ]

>	1.1 was on 26
>	1.1.1 was on 27
>	2.0 is on 39
>
>	I'd still suggest a CD-Rom player...
>	David W. Berry			A/UX Toolbox Engineer
>	dwb@apple.com

Well, I'm impressed.  That's about 30MB, I would have thought that getting all
of SYS V, those BSD extras, and all the other goodies that are rumored to be
in there, would have taken a LOT more space.  Maybe UNIX isn't such a resource
PIG after all... 8-)

Thanks for setting me straight.  I wonder where I heard the number 55...?
And has Apple set the price on all that yet?  Any idea when they will?
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From: jonb@vector.Dallas.TX.US (Jon Buller)
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Subject: Re: A/UX V2.0 questions
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