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Jerry Feldman wrote: > > A business's goal is always the bottom line. So, what a Unix vendor wants > to do is to not only provide interoperability and portablility but also to > differentiate itself in the marketplace. As PCs became useful as > workstations (Linux and FreeBSD) the commercial Unix workstation market > started drying up. Didn't this drying-up start *before* Linux and FreeBSD were considered anything more than hobbyists' toys? I seem to recall that when Windows NT was on the verge of release, the conventional wisdom said that NT would crush commercial UNIX systems.... --sethg
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