Re: [WinMac] Re: Re:Choice of AppleShare IP 6.0 vs. NT
Curtis Wilcox(cwcx[at]uhura.cc.rochester.edu)
At 01:02 AM 10/12/98 -0400, Dan Schwartz wrote: > > Dear Al: > > You are confusing "Rhapsody," NeXTStep, and OS X... > NeXTStep was Steve Jobs' OS based on the Mach kernel (Carnegie Mellon) UNIX; > "Rhapsody" was supposed to be Apple's implementation of NeXTStep, with the >Yellow Box and Blue Box; > OS X is simply a cleaned up extension of MacOS 8... It has nothing to do >with any form of UNIX. > Just another form of Jobs' doubletalk... OS X is still the MacOS; and more >importantly lacking NT's, OpenVMS,' and UNIX' protected memory and >multitasking. >At 11:10 PM 10/11/98 EDT, ProfSci@aol.com wrote: >> >>In a message dated 10/11/98 6:18:34 PM, expresso@snip.net writes: >> >> Rhapsody was killed off by Steve Jobs. Typical Steve Jobs: Pan off his >>struggling NeXT onto Apple for $400 million in December, 1996; and then >>kill off the product that Apple bought. >> >>The Rhapsody (Mac OS X) Server software is due out this month, as I >understand >>it.
I'm not going to explain all the ways this is wrong, everyone interested
The magic word in MacOS X is 'Carbon,' the name for the cleaned up, updated
Things Mac OS X will have: Protected Memory, Preemptive Multitasking,
Rhapsody 1.0 (w/ full "blue box" Mac OS emulation) is still suppposed to be -- Curtis Wilcox cwcx@cc.rochester.edu Desktop Systems Consultant 716/274-1160 Eastman School of Music Pager: x12-3290
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