heiser@tdw201.ed.ray.com (08/20/90)
I just installed Esix Rev. D on my system, and find that I really do need the full documentation set after all. (for man pages, for example). I understand that there is a set put out by Prentice Hall which is a generic SysV "equivalent" of the Esix set. Has anyone compared these manuals? Do the Esix versions have Esix- specifics, or are they just Esix-labelled ATT books? Do the Esix versions have any advantages other than the nice binders? :-) Thanks in advance. p.s. Is anyone interested in an Esix mailing list? I'm not sure if I can host one here, but I will check with our mail gateway people if there is sufficient interest. Bill -- Bill Heiser Work: heiser@tdw201.ed.ray.com {decuac,necntc,uunet}!rayssd!tdw201!heiser Home: Bill.Heiser@f240.n322.z1.fidonet.org (Fidonet 1:322/240) The Think_Tank BBS (508)655-3848 1200/2400/9600-HST Other: 75106.2332@compuserve.com Other: heiser@world.std.com (Public Access Unix)
richard@pegasus.com (Richard Foulk) (08/23/90)
>p.s. Is anyone interested in an Esix mailing list? I'm not sure if >I can host one here, but I will check with our mail gateway people if >there is sufficient interest. What the hell is wrong with this newsgroup? Why are people always wanting to spit things up? What would you discuss in an Esix mailing list that would be inappropriate here? -- Richard Foulk richard@pegasus.com