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by pjmlp
1 hour ago
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Same story with UNIX and C "success". Everything else was commercial, while by being prevented to sell UNIX, AT&T was fine with giving its source code to universities for a symbolic price for sending the tapes, and the Lion's book. It changed quite fast the moment AT&T was allowed to claim ownership, however just like with IBM and PC clones, AT&T could no longer take control over UNIX. |
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