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In article <1353@apple.UUCP> rpd@apple.UUCP (Rick Daley) writes:

>Since I spend my days (and nights) working on the A/UX Toolbox, I'd like to
>think Tim got confused when he saw a demo of A/UX looking and feeling like a
>Macintosh.  However, this is the Macintosh Toolbox running on top of A/UX,
>not the other way around.
>						Rick Daley
>						rpd@apple

I accept this as true, however I feel I should note that the information I
originally conveyed was straight from Apple's mouth: to be precise, it was
stated explicitly at a MacSEF meeting in Apple corporate headquarters
earlier this year, in response to a question concerning compatibility
between Mac software and Apple's UNIX.  I was not in the least confused - I
was simply told the wrong facts by people who were in the know.  Perhaps the
design has changed since?  Or perhaps it was simply a case of the wrong
person answering a question?  Regardless, I merely wanted to show that I am
quite aware of the need for standards of evidence in my postings, and that
the source I used *should* have been a reliable one.
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Tim Maroney, {ihnp4,sun,well,ptsfa,lll-crg,frog}!hoptoad!tim (uucp)
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