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From: Charles Green <green@fang.cs.sunyit.edu>
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August 1996 issue of SunExpert, "Ask Mr. Protocol", page 18

"Three different, fully runnabel versions of 4.4BSD are now available. NetBSD
runs on multiple platforms, FreeBSD runs on Intel platforms and provides what
is probably the most robust and capable TCP/IP stack in existence, and BSD/OS,
also for Intel platforms, represents a vendor-supported commercial version of
the system."

Mr. Info.

-- 
Charles Green, PRC Inc.			             
Rome Laboratory, NY