Job control

[Steve Dyer]

In article <22861 at gryphon.COM> oleg at gryphon.COM (Oleg Kiselev) writes:
>There were sockets and csh in XENIX SysV for 286 as well, that did not make
>it BSD-like.

XENIX 286 never had sockets.  Excelan sold a TCP/IP hardware/software
package which had a rough emulation of the 4.1a BSD socket implementation.
But it certainly wasn't a general facility.

"Feeling 4BSD" means (as a minimum): long file names, symlinks, and job
control, all of which RT 2.2.1 lack and which AIX PS/2 has.



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