Why can't elves cough?

[Stacey Campbell]

In article <6405 at unix386.Convergent.COM> mburg at unix386.Convergent.COM (Mike Burg) writes:
>I don't think that either "camp" of the PC UNIX producers (AT&T and SCO)
>want to supply detail compatiblity for each other.

>From elsewhere on the net;

SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA, U.S.A., 1991 FEB 28 (NB) -- The Santa Cruz 
Operation, the largest supplier of Unix on Intel microprocessors, 
says it will certify that its software runs on AT&T's 80386-based 
computers.

The agreement says that SCO will dedicate special test facilities 
for the AT&T 6386SX/EL, 6386/25 and 6386E/33 WorkGroup Systems.  
Also, the company will work with AT&T staff to ensure compatibility 
with AT&T networking and terminal products.

AT&T sells an Intel-based Unix of its own: System V/386.  SCO's 
Unix, however, leads the market and includes enhancements not 
included in AT&T's version, such as the Open Desktop user interface 
and a range of device drivers.
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                             Stacey Campbell       
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