From: peter@plan9.com peter@plan9.com
Subject: weiner.com
Date: Fri, 6 Oct 1995 16:19:10 -0400 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <19951006201910.u1qHRX6pcN932y30y9TyVWmHzQ6snEZYL0IUUGXncwc@z> (raw)
> I don't even know who he is.
Peter Weiner was the founder, in 1977, of the first commercial UNIX
company, UNIX Systems and Services, Inc.
Shortly after incorporation, and prior to signing the first
commercial UNIX license, with binary sublicense rights, the
company's name was changed to INTERACTIVE Systems Corporation, at
the request of Western Electric lawyers.
He also was the first holder of the California license plate UNIX.
No compaints were ever received, and the license plate is currently
held by Ted Dolotta, now President of Softbank America Inc.
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1995-10-06 20:19 peter [this message]
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1995-10-06 13:43 weiner.com presotto
1995-10-06 6:38 weiner.com peter
1995-10-06 4:56 weiner.com rob
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