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from Allen:

> The Operating Systems Course was my other area of Enjoyment, and I've
> always liked messing with Operating Systems, I collect them as well
> and I've installed and ran everything from PC-DOS (Mind you, I didn't
> even have a Computer until September of 1999, and I know that because
> of an account I made online WAYYY back in the first week of getting my
> first PC) and I even used BeOS heh. Which I did love by the way ;) )

BeOS is not dead!  BeOS lives on but now in a different, open-source form, Haiku
haiku-os.org

A little off-topic, maybe, but I didn't want it to slip by.  Anybody who responds on this particular matter may want to change the subject.

Tom