SCO Skunkware and OpenUnix

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anyone have a clue as to what they are ? are they real unix releases or
not?

comments, gordon ?
 
*ProteanThread* said:
anyone have a clue as to what they are ? are they real unix releases or
not?

comments, gordon ?
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Skunkware is a CD full of OSS/GPL/various other free license-types
software that is compiled for the various SCO UNIX products. IOW gcc,
ghostscript, EMACS, ... stuff like that. Not a UNIX release.

OpenUNIX is just a product name - it is a UNIX release.

Cheers,
Gary B-)
 

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