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Date: Wed, 26 Jan 2005 10:00:53 +0000
From: Matthias Teege <mtg@crn.mteege.de>
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> all the time from anywhere.  It's secure, reliable and resilient. It's wrong
> to reinforce the impression that Plan9 is some academic exercise.

I don't know if I understand Kenji Okamotos point but I agree with
Skip in this point.  Plan 9 isn't a toy.  It is one of it strengths
that it has left behind the academic exercise stage.  I don't know any
other "alternative" system which is usefull (today) like Plan 9 is.
Ok, maybe Minix works but it's yust another UNIX.  ;-)

Matthias