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Subject: Re: BSD Mall : to hell
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> Not sure about this one but selling BSD/OS could be a good idea too.

That operating system has been dead and gone for a few years.

(I still have customers that actively use it though in production 
environments. I also continue to do BSD/OS migrations.)

 Jeremy C. Reed