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In article <3129FECE.513A53A6@mindspring.com> Damir Smitlener <damir@mindspring.com> writes:
|Nevin :-] Liber wrote:
|| 
|| In article <danpop.824304112@rscernix|, danpop@mail.cern.ch (Dan Pop) wrote:
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|| || My point was that even software written by Apple, even as part of MacOS,
|| | has problems with CMT, so there is little wonder that other applications
|| | have this kind of problems, as well.
|| 
|| And the Unix implementors have problems with their tools core dumping.
|| Big deal.
|
|Oh, yeah, cleaning up a core dump is so much more trouble than having to reboot
|after a MacOS crash. Yep, typing "rm core" is such a hassle compared to
|restarting the computer and restarting the other applications that were running
|and redoing whatever was lost in those other apps because of the crash.

	Not to fret! Unix will allow you to do this as well.
	Killing all your processess and logging back in isnt quite as
	dramatic as hitting a reset switch, but the effect is same.

	Unix is not immune to crashes either. Nor is NT.

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