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" " == Alan Cox <[email protected]> writes:
> VMS is alive and well, even though Compaq tried to kill > it. There is a lot of anti-VMS stuff in the Unix world mostly > coming from the _horrible_ command line and other bad early > memories. There is also a hell of a lot of really cool stuff > under that command line we could and should learn from.
The day I wake up and see one of my processes in the "RWAST" state is the day I move to a BSD clone 8-)
Er, Only used VMS once, but you mean like a process stuck in a D state?
Happens often with NFS ;)
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