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2 total messages Started by Ian H. Stewart Tue, 10 Nov 1992 04:08

#955

Author: Ian H. Stewart
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 04:08

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Are there any news groups dedicated to:

1) the Mach Kernel and/or other micro,  multi-platform kernels?

2) 88open

3) OSF

4) That proposed ANFD (I forget the letters)
    binaries for compilation on muny different platforms.

thanks in advance.

PS what is luna88K
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Re: Mach

#959

Author: Eric P. Scott
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 08:59

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In article <1992Nov10.040857.204@pyrian.com> ian@pyrian.com
	(Ian H. Stewart) writes:
>Are there any news groups dedicated to:

==> Please read the articles in news.announce.newusers
    You shouldn't be wasting net.bandwidth on this question

>1) the Mach Kernel and/or other micro,  multi-platform kernels?

comp.os.misc		General OS-oriented discussion not carried elsewhere.
comp.os.mach		The MACH OS from CMU & other places.
comp.os.research	Operating systems and related areas. (Moderated)

>2) 88open

comp.sys.m88k		Discussion about 88k-based computers.

>3) OSF

comp.unix.osf.misc      Various aspects of Open Software Foundation products.
comp.unix.osf.osf1      The Open Software Foundation's OSF/1.

>4) That proposed ANFD (I forget the letters)
>    binaries for compilation on muny different platforms.

comp.compilers		Compiler construction, theory, etc. (Moderated)
comp.misc		General topics about computers not covered elsewhere.

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