jas@ernie.Berkeley.EDU (Jim Shankland) (10/14/88)
In article <6861@orstcs.CS.ORST.EDU> kramer@bionette.UUCP (Jack Kramer - CMBL) writes: >I called AT&T's 800 software support number to find out about >getting ksh for our 3B2's. They said that I couldn't buy it from >AT&T but that their were public domain versions available. Did anyone else find it pretty amusing that Mr. Kramer called AT&T's 800 number to ask about purchasing a piece of proprietary software that AT&T sells for ca. $1-2K (source, site license), only to be told, "Don't buy it from us, get a bootleg copy"? Can I get SVR3 source the same way :-)? ----- Jim Shankland jas@ernie.berkeley.edu "I've been walking in a river all my life, and now my feet are wet"