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From: Progga <abulfazl@juniv.edu>
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Date: Tue, 30 Jul 2002 08:32:03 +0600
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>Also, I am trying to cover all UNIX-like oses in my documentation (HPUX, aix,
>sunos, DGUX, *bsd, sco, linux), I'd like to know What is the best computer
>science-oriented way to call all those OSes? "Unix based OSes", "Unix like
>OSes" or just "UNIX" ?

     UNICES, IMHO