Choosing a 386 unix

[Pete Holsberg]

In article <2069 at jwt.UUCP> john at jwt.UUCP (John Temples) writes:
=In article <1990Sep2.094338.13563 at NCoast.ORG> ac119 at cleveland.freenet.edu writes:
=>Glad to see Coherent mentioned here
=
=I'm not.  Coherent is neither UNIX, System V, nor a 386-specific
=product, so comp.unix.sysv386 hardly seems to be the appropriate
=place to discuss it.  There have been discussions of it going on in
=comp.os.misc, as well as some of the ibm.pc newsgroups.  Those seem
=like better places to take this thread.

Uh, John?  Coherent *is* UNIX.  Not SV not BSD, and not 386-specific. 
It is fine for learning UNIX usage (not programming) on a 286 or 386
machine.

Pete


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