On Sun, Aug 25, 2013 at 09:51:58PM -0500, Michael Chaney wrote: > Actually, probably the most popular unix of the time was something SCO (the > original SCO) was selling that ran on PC hardware. It was used in a lot of > vertical market apps, some of which I was familiar with. It was > particularly popular with the Unibase derivatives.
Interactive UNIX was also quite popular in those days, as was Dell's SVr4
platform.
And for people that didn't need the support or wanted to pay the nickel
and dime prices for functionality there was also MWC's Coherent, which
was ABI compliant with SCO and the other iBCS2 platforms.
John
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