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Annelise Anderson wrote:
> 
> So, FreeBSD is a good choice for the BSD4.4 type, a point I have sometimes
> made to computer science students.  But what's a good SVR4 choice--any
> free ones?  Any versions of Linux that qualify?
> 
>         Annelise

I guess that would be SCO's "Free" Unixware. Linux is POSIX, but is it
really SVR4? (I doubt it).

	Pedro.