DOS vs. UNIX lans

[Brain in Neutral]

>From article <62 at maxx.UUCP>, by tyager at maxx.UUCP (Tom Yager):
> Not so. We just published a product focus on DOS peer-to-peer LANs. You can
> share files and other resources with impunity. Every machine can be both a
> client and server without sacrificing the ability to run normal DOS
> applications. Some vendors do this better than others, but the best of the
> LANS bring to bear all of the power of a UNIX network except remote-execution
> capability.

Meaning no rsh or rcp?  No small deficiency...

Paul DuBois
dubois at primate.wisc.edu