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From: Bill Vodall
Date: Wed, 15 May 1991 00:12

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I'm interested in contacting other AmigaNOS users.  Is there
some "unique to the AmigaNOS" mailing list?  Are there any
other users of AmigaNOS?

I have a few questions as to the configuration of the system and
lots of desire to see this system continue to evolve and grow.

Two weeks ago I was thinking there wasn't that much need for NOS, it
seemed just an exercise in making a simple, working system more
complicated.  Now, after getting it running and seeing what it can do,
I wonder how any station can stand to not be using NOS.  It's
pretty darn impressive.  (But still complicated... :-)

--
Bill - WA7NWP

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