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> 
> *All* the SVR4 systems I know deviate elsewhere than the drivers.
> 
> > Seems kind of a petty reason to page huge royalties...
> 
> Yes, that's the impression that Tandem had too.  But how can you ship
> a product that's full of bugs?

Call it Windows?

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