Interactive Unix or SCO Unix ?

[Wm E. Davidsen Jr]

  I consider ISC and ESIX to be about equal in quality, with ESIX maybe
a bit more solid. I consider SCO to be notably more solid than either of
the others. SCO is not quite as fast for some applications, and the C2
security will get in the way and make some system administration a bit
more dificult, but I would think of it first if I were doing an
application like that. I would also have a backup daemon running on any
system to write critical appointment, billing, and diagnosis info out
*right now* to a media like tape (or floppy if the volume is low
enough).

  Also off-site storage of duplicate tapes is a good idea, to protect
against against legal problems, if nothing else.
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