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From: brucem@neufhou.mail.ufl.edu (Bruce H. McIntosh)
Newsgroups: comp.os.linux.misc,comp.os.386bsd.misc
Subject: Re: The ULTIMATE comment on operating systems
Date: Mon, 31 Oct 1994 14:58:15 LOCAL
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In article <CyEG0F.94K@indirect.com> wes@indirect.com (Barnacle Wes) writes:

>Oh yeah!  I'll stack my H-8 against your ZK-81 any day!  And I'll win,
>since my H-8 weighs enough to crush your ZX-81!

>;^)

We all know that HDOS is the *real* progenitor of MessDOS v2 and above, just 
as CP/M was the progenitor of MessDOS v1.  So why not avoid all the messy, 
bloated, buggy, irritatingly limited, wannabe-OSs and stick with the *real 
thing*.

Eight (bits) is enough!  Support trailing-edge technology

(* we now return you to your regularly-scheduled interruptions of linux and 
386bsd discussions, depending upon your newsgroup :-) *)
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