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From: "Richard Gambrell" <[log in to unmask]>
> Wirt,
>
> That was very well said. HP's actions to bury MPE are
> without merit to it's long term customers, just like it's
> really very unjustified price increases for HP 3000 support
> contract.
>
> My conclusion is different, however. MPE is dying, but that
> doesn't mean it's influence should. The MPE community should
> bring to the open source/Linux community a strong sense of
> what make MPE great and help establish "a better than MPE"
> replacement shell, built on Lunix, and write an even better
> database than Image.
>
I don't think it's that much different. You have to start someplace, and if
you wait until you have a 'better' database and a 'better than MPE' shell,
then it will be years before you get anywhere, and the fire will fade.
I think the MPE shell/emulator is a good start. It will be up to us to
provide the 'better'.
Obviously you where looking forward, thanks.
Dave
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