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October 1997, Week 5

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Jeff Kell <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 29 Oct 1997 22:51:41 -0600
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Joe Geiser writes:
> A lotta good stuff from Ken Sletten... then
> >Here's my $0.25 addendum:
> >1.  I hope we won't hear the "Our customers haven't been
> >asking" response from HP on this question again;  clearly
> >we are beyond that stage.
>
> Absolutely...and given the fact that HP and Microsoft are discussing
> CORBA and COM/DCOM issues makes it all the more reason to be looking
> at MPE/iX as well as HP-UX.  After all, MPE can play in the sandbox
> just as well as HP-UX in most respects.

Well, if Duane can play his broken record, so can I :-)

One of my central themes of the "Proposition 3000" talk at IPROF '96(?)
was the whole issue of "If Posix/iX works, why do we have separate
(application) software groups between HPUX and MPE?".  We have seen the
great strides in porting of freeware code to MPE, imagine what could
come about if the "porting community" had access to HPUX source code.
Or even better, if there was a *common* source code repository that was
both MPE and HPUX compliant?

Jeff

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