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On Sat, 24 May 1997, Wes Peters wrote:

> I really love this Apple/Next merger - Apple is now essentially a UNIX
> workstation vendor!  ;^)

from what i understand, Apple will make sure you will never know it!
(ie - they will make sure you never see any UN*X underneath ...  they
are only going to use the kernel.)
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