dillon@PAVEPAWS.BERKELEY.EDU (Matt Dillon) (05/31/86)
It would seem unlikely that the New MMU will ever be incorporated into the Commodore-Amiga OS, considering the nature of program interaction, but I do see hope for versions of UNIX that might come out on the Amiga many years in the future (if it's still around). -Matt
mwm@ucbopal.berkeley.edu (Mike Meyer) (06/01/86)
In article <8605310900.AA00929@pavepaws> dillon@PAVEPAWS.BERKELEY.EDU (Matt Dillon) writes: > > It would seem unlikely that the New MMU will ever be incorporated >into the Commodore-Amiga OS, considering the nature of program interaction, >but I do see hope for versions of UNIX that might come out on the Amiga >many years in the future (if it's still around). > > -Matt Don't worry, Matt. We'll be stuck with Unix for a long time. "Unix: the OS/360 of the '80s." "VMS: Software for the '60s; Unix: Software for the '70s." <mike
wagner@utcs.uucp (Michael Wagner) (06/01/86)
In article <8605310900.AA00929@pavepaws> dillon@PAVEPAWS.BERKELEY.EDU (Matt Dillon) writes: > >but I do see hope for versions of UNIX that might come out on the Amiga >many years in the future (if it's still around). > > -Matt Which? UNIX or the Amiga? Sorry, I couldn't resist (and in light of the OS wars that have been waged bravely here, I really don't know what you meant). Michael Wagner (wagner@utcs)
kdd@well.UUCP (Keith David Doyle) (06/03/86)
In article <767@jade.BERKELEY.EDU> mwm@ucbopal.UUCP (Mike Meyer) writes: > > "Unix: the OS/360 of the '80s." > "VMS: Software for the '60s; Unix: Software for the '70s." Don't forget: "C: the FORTRAN of the '80s." Keith