Xenix *is* Unix (WAS Re: ^3 What ....... Dell UNIX V.4)
Larry Snyder
larry at nstar.rn.com
Sat Nov 24 05:46:35 AEST 1990
ronald at robobar.co.uk (Ronald S H Khoo) writes:
>> No way will I go with Xenix. I need real Unix.
>are not helpful. Xenix *is* a real Unix, in many ways more real than
>most System V releases prior to 3.2. At least the V7 stuff didn't get
I disagree. Xenix is good for installations with limited resources
(286, 386sx or 16 mhz 386 with a couple megs of ram and MFM or RLL
drives and dumb ports) - but for someone who wants a hot performer
Xenix is not the way to go.
For someone with the hardware - real Unix (not SCO) is the way to go.
Xenix was the only answer a couple of years ago - but not in the 90's.
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Larry Snyder, Northern Star Communications, Notre Dame, IN USA
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