mishkin@apollo.COM (Nathaniel Mishkin) (12/23/88)
Just some clarifications, for those of you who may have been confused
by discussions of sr10.0 and sr10.1 over the past months: sr10.1 is
now a shipping product and (if I understand how all this works) should
be sent to all customers who have the appropriate kind of software
maintenance agreement with Apollo. (Not all software releases are
automatically sent to all maintenance customers.)
As you all must know by now, the DOMAIN/OS kernel is not genetically
related to code from the AT&T Unix kernel. It's worth taking this
opportunity to point out that sr10.1 is not only the first such Unix
system to meet the AT&T System V Interface Definition (SVID), but that
as far as I can tell, Apollo is the first vendor to be shipping
workstations that meet the SVID. sr10.1 passes the System V Verification
Suite (SVVS).
Happy holidays.
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-- Nat Mishkin
Apollo Computer Inc., Chelmsford, MA
mishkin@apollo.com