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From: "Steve Danyleyko" <Steve_Danyleyko@msn.com>
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Subject: Unix
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I have a small win95 peer to peer network with 6 workstations.  All machines 
are pentium cpu's with 32mb ram.  I use all 32-bit win95 applications except 
for a DOS accounting program run in win95.  (It runs very well)  Is there any 
reason I should be looking at Unix.  Can I run Unix with win95 and DOS 
applications?  Do I require a Sun, Oracle etc. computer for this.  If I change 
to a unix system will my win95 operating system not be used at all or do the 
two work together.  I am not interested in machined that dual boot.
Thanks for your great web site.