Buying UNIX for a clone
Larry Snyder
larry at nstar.rn.com
Wed May 1 03:31:34 AEST 1991
bill at unixland.uucp (Bill Heiser) writes:
>I agree that their philosophy makes sense. By supporting only their own
>hardware, they have a better sense of what works and what doesn't work.
>This being the case, though, it pretty much makes Dell Unix's existence
>irrelevent to a large percentage of comp.unix.sysv386 readers. I'd be
>willing to bet that a pretty small percentage of us has Dell hardware.
>Bringing up DELL unix as a comparison to Esix, ISC or SCO doesn't amount
>to much I guess.
yes - but if Dell's base machine is a 386/33 with AMI bios and Adaptec 1542B
- which is standard hardware in my book - who cares?
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