Once upon a time Dave Ihnat wrote:
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> Deryk Barker wrote:
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> > (MIT wrote the OS itself)
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> Urh--I thought it was a co-operative effort between GE and MIT? It was grounded
> in a _lot_ of custom hardware to support the OS features; that was GE's job,
> nie?
Yes, GE provided the GE-645 a mo
Deryk Barker wrote:
> (MIT wrote the OS itself)
Urh--I thought it was a co-operative effort between GE and MIT? It was grounded
in a _lot_ of custom hardware to support the OS features; that was GE's job,
nie?
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Dave Ihnat
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Once upon a time Paul Anderson wrote:
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> John J. Donohue wrote:
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> > > Does anyone offhand know a good doc. that describes the history of UNIX
> > > and/or Linux in a brief, but positive way? (I'm looking for exact dates,
> > > important people, that sorta thing...)
> > >
> > For UNIX, go to
John J. Donohue wrote:
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> > Does anyone offhand know a good doc. that describes the history of UNIX
> > and/or Linux in a brief, but positive way? (I'm looking for exact dates,
> > important people, that sorta thing...)
> >
> For UNIX, go to your local library, and have them get for you (thru
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John J. Donohue <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> says:
> > Does anyone offhand know a good doc. that describes the history of UNIX
> > and/or Linux in a brief, but positive way? (I'm looking for exact dates,
> > important people, that sorta thing...)
> >
> Life With Unix: A Guide For Everyone by Don Libes
> Does anyone offhand know a good doc. that describes the history of UNIX
> and/or Linux in a brief, but positive way? (I'm looking for exact dates,
> important people, that sorta thing...)
>
For UNIX, go to your local library, and have them get for you (thru
inter-library loan, if necessary) a c
Billy Bushong - Concord, NH wrote:
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> Does anyone offhand know a good doc. that describes the history of UNIX
> and/or Linux in a brief, but positive way? (I'm looking for exact dates,
> important people, that sorta thing...)
>
> Thanks... BTW keep your eye out for a new Linux page coming out t
