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On Mon, 23 Mar 1998, Kenneth P. Stox wrote:

> Very interesting. And an out and out lie. When Windows 95 was released, I
> watched their web site(s) very carefully. They were running BSDI on a

  http://winamillion.msn.com is also non-NT (probably BSDI).  Apparently,
MSN has a few other non-NT systems too.

Tom




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