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On Mon, 13 Oct 1997, Warner Losh wrote:

>There were folks selling B1/B2 level SYSV based systems a few years
>ago.

If memory serves correct, there was a UNIX System V/MLS, and System
V/ES, multi-level secured and enhanced security, respectively. At this
point, one wonders if we should just port MULTICS, and get it over with.
:-) Anyone seen a Free PL/1 compiler ?