Where to purchase ISC and/or SCO UNIX sys V

[Bob Palowoda]

>From article <1989Oct14.225255.8107 at esegue.segue.boston.ma.us>, by johnl at esegue.segue.boston.ma.us (John R. Levine):
> In article <999 at babbage.acc.virginia.edu> jrs2p at Virginia.EDU (Jonathan R. Senning) writes:
> From the Programmer's Connection catalog, 800 336 1166 or +1 216 494 3781.
> 386/ix complete (runtime, software development, text processing)
> 			list	net
> 	1-2 user	1239	1099
> 	unlimited	1735	1499
> 
> 386/ix runtime
> 			list	net
> 	1-2 user	349	309
> 	unlimited	695	619


  This is wierd, why does one pay 80 more in the difference in the 
  1-2 user vs unlimited? Note below that the C devolopment system
  only comes in unlimited.

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> 
> 386/ix software development (C compiler, sccs, yacc, lex, sdb, etc.)
> 			list	net
> 	unlimited	695	619
> 


 So the only explaination I see is below. A difference in the 
 price of the 1-2 user version of the Text Processing package?

> 
> 386/ix text processing (troff, nroff, eqn, pic, etc.)
> 			list	net
> 	1-2 user	195	179
> 	unlimited	345	309



  How do they do that? Do the 1 to 2 user versions programs of 
  nroff, troff, go around checking to see if more than one
  user is logged in? Will the 1-2 user version work with NFS?


  Do they sell a 1 to 2 user verion of the C Development System
  cheaper?

  
> X11.3 development system
> 			list	net
> 	unlimited	795	719


  Do they sell a 1 to 2 user version of X11.3 cheaper? 



---Bob


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