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I have to agree. True64 has some issues with building from source, but other than that, it is VERY stable. I was very disappointed to hear that HP is dumping it. Too bad that they won't open-source it. Maybe enough of the code will make it into HP-UX to make it more OSF-ish. I had an old 175Mhz DEC workstation (running KDE) & a 800mhz Windows box on my desk, and I still swear I could get things done faster on the DEC box. Grant M. > I'm biased. In truth, I don't like HP-UX. From my experience, > True64 is the > best of the commercial Unixes (although I have not used AIX).
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