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[Jonathan C. Patschke]

On Tue, 26 Apr 2005, Patrick Giagnocavo wrote:

> Interactive was basically a straight SVR4 port to x86.  And was really
> a pain to install.  I think the install media I worked with had a
> floppy or two plus tape media.

At $ork[-2], the Unix documentation I had was a full set of Interactive
Unix docs.  It was an impressive (although not to a VMS manager) shelf
of books, and very complete.  I never actually ran the software, but I
was developing for Solaris, so a set of SVR4 documentation was very
handy.

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