Re: UNITY

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1 total messages Started by Murray Maloney Tue, 27 Aug 1985 17:18

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Author: Murray Maloney
Date: Tue, 27 Aug 1985 17:18

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>>	From: gwyn@brl-tgr.ARPA (Doug Gwyn <gwyn>)
>>	Subject: Unity
>>	Article-I.D.: brl-tgr.746
>>	Posted: Fri Aug 16 06:48:32 1985
>>	Organization: Ballistic Research Lab

>	
>	I would like to hear from someone who is using Unity (from the
>	AT&T System ToolChest).  Is Unity suitable for real work or is it
>	just a toy?

Apparently the author is referring to UNIFY from the UNIFY Corporation.

UNITY is a product of Human Computing Resources Corporation.
It is HCR's implementation of the UNIX operating system for 
DEC equipment.  

VAX UNITY under VMS is a version of UNIX System V which runs 
at the user level of VMS.  UNITY adds on to VMS, providing 
true UNIX functionality, while VMS maintains complete control
of the machine.  Running under VMS, UNITY provides both popular
environments for programmers.  It requires no changes to the
VMS operating system.

PDP-11 UNITY is fully compatible with UNIX Version 7, and
includes a wide array of UNIX System III and 4.1 BSD UNIX 
commands.  HCR has added its own special enhancements on 
top of all of this.

UNITY is definitely not a toy !!!


UNITY is a trademark of Human Computing Resources Corporation.
VAX, VMS, and PDP-11 are trademarks of Digital Equipment Corporation.
UNIX is trademark of AT&T Bell Laboratories.
UNIFY is a trademark of the UNIFY Corporation.

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