Unix/World article on POSIX

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From: Moderator, John Quarterman
Date: Thu, 16 Oct 1986 16:09

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There's an article in the October Unix/World that explains the intent
of P1003 pretty clearly.  It's by the committee chair.  In refer format:

%A Jim Isaak
%T Standards for the Unix System
%J Unix/World
%I Tech Valley Publishing
%C Mountain View, CA
%V 3
%N 10
%P 34-38
%D October 1986

It mentions 1003.1, 1003.2, 1003.3, /usr/group committees, X/OPEN and SVID.

There are also articles on X3J11 and networking standards in the same issue.

Volume-Number: Volume 7, Number 63

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Subject: Unix/World article on POSIX
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Date: Thu, 16-Oct-86 12:09:01 EDT
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Posted: Thu Oct 16 12:09:01 1986
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