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On Wed, 7 Aug 1996, sameer wrote:

> 	But they don't support BSDI, SCO, FreeBSD, or Linux.

	one sometimes needs a bit of prodding to see things in
	a fresh light, eh?

	Many of you probably know that Caldera Inc - backed to 
	some degree by ex-Novell Chief Raymond Noorda - has been
	fighting the battle for some time, basing it's product
	(a desktop env) on Linux, with a full developers kit for
	porting software from M$ products.

	Sun, too, has had "alternative to MS"" as part of its
	strategy for some time.  Not clear how successful this
	ploy is.  

Dave

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