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        I was thumbing through my latest issue of SunExpert and noticed in
the "New Products" section a little blurb on FreeBSD.

"Freeware and shareware vendor Walnut Creek CDROM has added FreeBSD 2.0.5
to its offerings. FreeBSD is a UNIX-like OS for Intel Corp.
microprocessor-based PCs. The product is not unlike Linux, the well-known
UNIX-like OS for PCs that is freely available from a number of sources;
however, FreeBSD is derived from the Berkeley Standard Distribution of
UNIX from the University of California at Berkeley.
        FreeBSD 2.0.5 is freely available from a variety of sources, but
Walnut Creek offers it in a two-CD-ROM set with technical support. Pricing
at $3995."


        Either they were a *tad* bit behind on there announcement or they
screwed up the release number. Either way, good publicity!

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