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In the July 22, 1991 issue of Unix Today an inset box features RMS
along with other industry dignitaries in an abbreviated survey of
opinions of the deal making between IBM and Apple.

Bright-eyes and pretty Nina Lytton of the "Open Systems Advisor" says:

"There's a chance of Unix becoming completely irrelevant."

A elder gentleman bearing a striking resemblence to Norman Scharzkohf,
Bud Huber of User Alliance says:

"Vendors need to look at some non-traditional ways of responding to
the market's needs."

Long haired and wasted Richard Stallman of the Free Software Foundation
says:

"I'm sad that IBM decided to get together with the industry's most
obnoxious company."

I am humored at who looks irrelevant, who looks traditional, and who
looks obnoxious in this clearly biased presentation of opinions of
vaporware.

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