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Lucio De Re writes:
>Amusingly, Linux came out originally with RC as its shell, and that led
>me to the original Plan 9 papers, and from there to Plan 9.  I presume
>I'm the only one who got here _that_ route!?

who decided to use RC in early Linux?   Linus?