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In article <16101@cbnews.ATT.COM> jbr0@cbnews.ATT.COM (joseph.a.brownlee) writes:
>Unix Sys V 4.0 is so different from previous releases that I won't even begin
>to list features here, but it will pull in many useful BSD features.  I have
>to believe that moving to 4.0 would be the best marketing strategy for Apple
>and A/UX in the future.

Hmmm... Well Commodore has already done this.  Actually, it is System V R4.1.
It is a full implementation.  Nothing has been left out.  It's like Prego spaghetti
sauce.  If you want a feature, "It's in there!".  They should be releasing it
within a couple of months.


>Then there's the price...  :-)

Well, hey, if you want unix, you gotta pay 8-(  Think of the cost of unix software
too.  You're no longer talking small change here.  Commodore has done the right
thing, in that they are going to bundle a bunch of stuff with their unix release.
It also won't be very expensive from what I've heard...

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