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w1: 
http://www.microsoft.com/products/prodref/458_pr_st.htm, June 6, 1998, web page
w2: http://www.microsoft.com/products/prodref/458_pr_ac.htm, June 6, 1998, web page
w3: http://www.microsoft.com/products/prodref/458_sys.htm, June 6, 1998, web page
w4: http://www.microsoft.com/products/prodref/427_pr_st.htm, June 6, 1998, web page
w5: http://www.microsoft.com/products/prodref/427_pr_ac.htm, June 6, 1998, web page
w6: http://www.microsoft.com/products/prodref/427_sys.htm, June 6, 1998, web page
w7: http://www.microsoft.com/products/prodref/589_pr_st.htm, June 6, 1998, web page
w8: http://www.microsoft.com/products/prodref/589_pr_ac.htm, June 6, 1998, web page
w9: http://www.microsoft.com/products/prodref/589_sys.htm, June 6, 1998, web page
w10: http://www.microsoft.com/products/prodref/426_pr_st.htm, June 6, 1998, web page
w11: http://www.microsoft.com/products/prodref/426_pr_ac.htm, June 6, 1998, web page
w12: http://www.microsoft.com/products/prodref/426_sys.htm, June 6, 1998, web page
w13: 
http://www.apple.com/macos/8.1/start.html, June 6, 1998, web page
w14: 
http://www.be.com/products/beos/beosnow.html, June 7, 1998, web page
w15: 
http://www.BSDI.COM/products/internet/, June 8, 1998, web page
w16: 
http://www.freebsd.org/, June 8, 1998, web page
w17: 
http://www.linux.org/projects/ports.html, June 8, 1998, web page
w18: 
http://www.netbsd.org/, June 8, 1998, web page
w19: http://www.netbsd.org/Ports/index.html, June 8, 1998, web page
w20: 
http://www.openbsd.org/plat.html, June 8, 1998, web page
w21: http://www.openbsd.org/, June 8, 1998, web page
w22: http://www.unix-vs-nt.org/, June 4, 1998, web page
w23: 
http://www.software.ibm.com/os/warp/warp-client/sysreq.html, June 8, 1998, web page
w24: 
http://www.software.hp.com/HPUX-RDMP/history/slide1.htm, “HP-UX Release History”, August 16, 1998, web page
w25: http://linuxorg.bridgend.cymru.net/WhatIs.html, “An Introduction To Linux”, August 21, 1998, web page
w26: http://linuxorg.bridgend.cymru.net/LxReport.html, “What people have said about Linux”, August 21, 1998, web page
w27: http://www.software.ibm.com/os/warp/warp-client/, “OS/2 Warp 4”, June 8, 1998, web page
w28: 
http://access1.sun.com/drivers/hcl/hcl.html, “Hardware Compatibility Lists for Solaris (Intel Platform Edition)”, August 25, 1998, web page
w29: http://www.ljx.com/ltpn/october97/total_p32.html, “Total Asset Administration”, August 25, 1998, web page [Note: This web site no longer exists.]
w30: 
http://www.maccentral.com/news/9805/11.xfiles.shtml, “The X-Files: Rhapsody, Allegro + Sonata = Mac OS 10”, May 11, 1998, web page
w31: http://product.info.apple.com/productinfo/macadvantage/50advantages/ease.html, “EASE OF USE”, by Christian Green, Jan 10, 1996, web page
w32: http://product.info.apple.com/productinfo/macadvantage/50advantages/integrated.html, “Macintosh hardware and software are better integrated”, Jan 10, 1996, by Christian Green, web page
w33: http://www.digital.com/info/SP4161/, “DEC UNIX”, Aug 14, 1998, web page
w34: 
http://www.sgi.com/origin/2000/, “ORIGIN™2000 Deskside & Rack”, Sept 2, 1998, web page
w35: http://www.software.ibm.com/os/warp/warp-server/, “OS/2 Warp Server”, June 8, 1998, web page
w36: http://www.linuxrx.com/WS_Linux/OS_comparison.html, “Operating Systems comparison chart: Hardware”, September 29, 1998, web page
w37: http://www.BSDI.COM/products/internet/mpmb, “BSD/OS 4.0 SMP Motherboard Compatibility”, Oct 5, 1998, web page
w38: http://www.BSDI.COM/products/internet/hardware/, “Query the Supported Hardware Database”, Oct 5, 1998, web page
w39: http://www.BSDI.COM/products/internet/new-features40, “New Features of Internet Super Server 4.0”, Oct 5, 1998, web page
w40: http://www.BSDI.COM/products/internet/40-qna, “Internet Super Server 4.0 Questions & Answers”, Oct 5, 1998, web page
w41: 
http://WWW.OPENVMS.DIGITAL.COM/wizard/openvms_faq.txt, “OpenVMS FAQ”, Oct 12, 1998, web page
w42: http://www.dhbrown.com/pdfs/osscorecard.html, “Operating System Scorecard — D.H. Brown Associates”, Nov 8, 1998, web page
w43: http://www.dhbrown.com/cfeprise/page_int.cfm?OBJECTID=131&Method=VIEW, “Operating System Scorecard — 64 bits — D.H. Brown Associates”, Nov 8, 1998, web page
w44: 
http://www.amiga.de/gb/Infos/Emulation.html, “Amiga emulation”, Dec 28, 1998, web page
w45: http://www.freebsd.org/FAQ/FAQ3.html, December 28, 1998, web page
w46: http://www.debian.org/ports/, “Debian GNU/LINUX -- Ports”, April 4, 2000, web page
w47: http://www.freebsd.org/handbook/handbook2.html, “FreeBSD in a Nutshell”, December 28, 1998, web page
w48: http://www.freebsd.org/handbook/handbook3.html, “A Brief History of FreeBSD”, December 28, 1998, web page
w49: http://product.info.apple.com/productinfo/macadvantage/50advantages/introduction.html, “INTRODUCTION”, August 30, 1998
w50: http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/guide/platform/overview/default.asp, “Windows 2000 Product Guide”, July 30, 2000, web page
w51: Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0 versus UNIX, April 25, 1999, web page
w52: Netcraft survey of servers, August 21, 2000, web page
w53: Dogfood, August 21, 2000, web page
w54: http://www.amiga.com/, “Amiga — So the World May Know”, Sept 12, 2000, web page
w55: http://www.tru64.org/faq/tru64_faq.php3, “Tru64 UNIX FAQ”, Sept 12, 2000, web page
w56: http://www.apple.com/macosx/, “Apple — Mac OS X”, Sept 17, 2000, web page
w57: http://junior.apk.net/~qc/os/, “Operating Systems”, Nov 21, 2000, web page
w58: http://junior.apk.net/~qc/os/special/index.html, “Special Purpose Operating Systems”, Nov 21, 2000, web page
w59: http://junior.apk.net/~qc/os/dead/index.html, “Dead Operating Systems”, Nov 21, 2000, web page
w60: http://www.zdnet.com/pccomp/features/fea0797/nt/sub1.html, “NT LIES 1”, July 1997, web page
w61: http://www.zdnet.com/pccomp/features/fea0797/nt/sub2.html, “NT LIES 2”, July 1997, web page
w62: http://www.zdnet.com/pccomp/features/fea0797/nt/sub3.html, “NT LIES 3”, July 1997, web page
w63: http://www.zdnet.com/pccomp/features/fea0797/nt/sub4.html, “NT LIES 4”, July 1997, web page
w64: http://www.zdnet.com/pccomp/features/fea0797/nt/sub5.html, “NT LIES 5”, July 1997, web page
w65: http://www.zdnet.com/pccomp/features/fea0797/nt/sub6.html, “NT LIES 6”, July 1997, web page
w66: http://www.zdnet.com/pccomp/features/fea0797/nt/sub7.html, “NT LIES 7”, July 1997, web page
w67: http://www.zdnet.com/pccomp/features/fea0797/nt/sub9.html, “NT LIES 9”, July 1997, web page
w68: http://www.informationweek.com/692/92iuhid.htm, “The Hidden Cost Of NT”, 13 August 2000, web page
w69: http://www.informationweek.com/692/92iuhid2.htm, “The Hidden Cost Of NT”, 13 August 2000, web page
w70: http://www.informationweek.com/692/92iuhid3.htm, “The Hidden Cost Of NT”, 13 August 2000, web page
w71: http://www.windriver.com/press/html/bsdi_faq.html, “bsdi_faq”, 20 May 2001, web page
w72: http://www.infoworld.com/cgi-bin/displayNew.pl?/petrel/np102896.htm, “It will take less drive to make most PC operating systems work like Unix (InfoWorld)”, August 13, 2000, web page
w73: http://www.unix-vs-nt.org/kirch/feedback/neil_mckellar.job_scheduling.html, “Process Scheduling— Feedback from Neil McKellar”, August 19, 1998, web page
w74: http://www.ncworldmag.com/ncworld/ncw-04-1998/ncw-04-nextten.html, “The new Unix alters NT’s orbit”, Nicholas Petreley, NC World, April, 1998, web page
w75: http://www.faqs.org/faqs/hp/hpux-faq/section-168.html, “What happened to VUE?”, August 10, 2001, web page
w76: www.unix.digital.com/unix/v4/dhbrown/AIX43.htm, “AIX 4.3 Leaps To 64-Bits In Dead Heat With Digital UNIX 4.0”, April 1, 1999, web page
w77: http://lowendmac.com/lab/02/0214.html, “Why Monopolies Are Bad”, by Jeff Adkins, Feb 14, 2002, web page
w78: www.csee.wvu.edu/~jdm/classes/cs258/OScat/early.html, “EARLY OPERATING SYSTEMS”, by Jim Mooney, Ph.D., West Virginia University, January 27, 2004, web page
w79: 
www-1.ibm.com/servers/eserver/pseries/software/, “IBM UNIX Servers: System Software”, March 21, 2004, web page
w80: www.csee.wvu.edu/~jdm/classes/cs258/OScat/early.html, “BATCH SYSTEMS FOR LARGE COMPUTERS”, by Jim Mooney, Ph.D., West Virginia University, January 27, 2004, web page
w81: www-1.ibm.com/servers/aix/, “IBM AIX 5L”, March 21, 2004, web page
w82: os.amiga.com/, “Amiga OS”, Mar 21, 2004, web page
w83: www.freebsd.org/, Mar 21, 2004, web page
w84: www.freebsd.org/features.html, Mar 21, 2004, web page
w85: www.hp.com/products1/unix/operating/, “HP-UX 11i the mission crritical enterprise UNIX”, March 25, 2004, web page
w86: www.hp.com/products1/unix/operating/manageability/index.html, “HP-UX 11i Manageability”, March 25, 2004, web page
w87: www.hp.com/products1/unix/operating/security/index.html, “HP-UX 11i Security”, March 25, 2004, web page
w88: www.linux.org/, March 25, 2004, web page
w89: www.linux.org/news/sco/index.html, March 25, 2004, web page
w90: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Server_2003, Wikipedia, Sept 10, 2004, web page
w91: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Syllable-1-png.png, Wikipedia, Sept 10, 2004, web page
w92: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syllable_%28operating_system%29, Wikipedia, Sept 10, 2004, web page
e1: Travis Oliphant, “Re: Q: Price, Hardware, & Availability”, June 6, 1998
e2: Smithy, “Small correction to your comparison web page.”, June 14, 1998
e3: Walter Roberson, “IRIX URLs”, June 22, 1998
e4: 
Chris Jensen, “Re: [Q] the basics on NeXT”, June 22, 1998
e5: Salvatore Denaro, “Re: [Q] the basics on NeXT”, June 22, 1998
e6: Celeste Stokely, “Re: [Q] the basics on Solaris”, June 22, 1998
e7: Arne, “Re: [Q] the basics on VMS”, June 22, 1998
e8: Steve Ryder, “Re: [Q] the basics on AIX”, June 22, 1998
e9: Dowue, “Re: [Q] the basics on Solaris”, June 22, 1998
e10: Edwin E. Thorne, “Re: [Q] the basics on Macintosh”, June 22, 1998
e11: Richard J. Rauenzahn, “Re: [Q] the basics on HP-UX”, June 22, 1998
e12: Lowry Stiles, “Re: [Q] the basics on Amiga”, June 22, 1998
e13: Dirk Terrell, “Re: [Q] the basics on OS/2”, June 22, 1998
e14: Brian Pedersen, “Re: [Q] the basics on LINUX”, June 22, 1998
e15: Frank Sweetser, “Re: [Q] the basics on LINUX”, June 22, 1998
e16: Adam Bradley, “Novell”, June 22, 1998
e17: Erik de Castro Lopo, “Re: [Q] file systems”, June 14, 1998
e18: Nathan Kennedy, “Re: [Q] file systems”, June 14, 1998
e19: Richard B. Gilbert, “[Q] file systems”, June 14, 1998
e20: name of correspondent deleted by request, “Re: [Q] file systems”, June 14, 1998
e21: John Goerzen, “Re: [Q] file systems”, June 14, 1998
e22: Roger F. Backhus Jr., “Re: [Q] file systems”, June 14, 1998
e23: Brent L. Bates, “Re: [Q] file systems”, June 14, 1998
e24: Vladimir Kolesnik, “Re: [Q] file systems”, June 14, 1998
e25: Jack Troughton, “Re: [Q] file systems”, June 15, 1998
e26: Ludo, “Re: [Q] file systems”, June 15, 1998
e27: Bendik Simonsen, “Re: [Q] file systems”, June 15, 1998
e28: Chris Herborth, “Re: [Q] file systems”, June 15, 1998
e29: Dominic Giampaolo (programmer of BFS), “Re: [Q] file systems”, June 15, 1998
e30: J. S. Jensen, “Re: [Q] file systems”, June 16, 1998
e31: Dennis Peterson, “Re: [Q] file systems”, June 14, 1998
e32: Jesper Oersted, “Re: [Q] file systems”, June 15, 1998
e33: Henrik Berglund, “Re: [Q] file systems”, June 18, 1998
e34: Jan Ullrich Bister, “Re: [Q] file systems”, June 14, 1998
e35: Matthias Bethke, “Re: [Q] file systems”, June 15, 1998
e36: Richard Tomkins, “Re: [Q] file systems”, June 14, 1998
e37: Doug McIntyre, “Re: [Q] file systems”, June 14, 1998
e38: 
Ronald C.F. Antony, “Re: file systems”, June 22, 1998
e39: David Mathog, “Re: VMS/ULTRIX/Digital UNIX's file systems”, June 24, 1998
e40: Pete Smoot, “Re: HP-UX's file systems”, June 24, 1998
e41: Bendik Simonsen, “Re: Amiga's file systems”, June 24, 1998
e42: Bill Hassell, “Re: HP-UX's file systems”, June 24, 1998
e43: Gierke, “Re: Macintosh's file systems”, June 24, 1998
e44: William Cox, Network Administrator, I.M.A.G.E. INC., “NeXT ref on your OS site”, August 14, 1998
e45: William Cox, Network Administrator, I.M.A.G.E. INC., “DEC UNIX on your OS site”, August 14, 1998
e46: Walter Roberson, “Re: [Q] kernel”, August 16, 1998
e47: Donna Shadovitz, “an article”, August 21, 1998
e48: John L Grantham, Grafik und Programmierung, Dievision Medienberatung GmbH, “Re: Why? was: Re: More on AlphaRhap”, August 21, 1998
e49: Tuan Truong, “Re: Re : User interfaces (Re: Why? was: Re: More on AlphaRhap)”, August 22, 1998
e50: Chad R. Larson, “Re: [Q] kernel”, August 19, 1998
e51: Bruce Lane, Sysop, The Dragon's Cave (Fido 1:343/272), “Re: [Q] hardware (VMS, OpenVMS, ULTRIX)”, August 19, 1998
e52: Denise B, “HP UX”, June 8, 1998
e53: Joshua Cope, OpenVMS Engineering, “Re: [Q] hardware (VMS, OpenVMS, ULTRIX)”, June 9, 1998
e54: aengus@jlc.net, “OS page”, June 9, 1998
e55: Chris Hanson, “Re: Sun’s strategy”, June 10, 1998
e56: Steve Byan, “Re: What is Unix?”, June 10, 1998
e57: Greg T. Loose, Sun Systems Engineer, “Re: Sun's strategy”, June 10, 1998
e58: Mukesh Agrawal, “Re: Sun's strategy (solaris vs sunos)”, June 10, 1998
e59: Steve Byan, “Re: What is Unix?”, June 11, 1998
e60: Dana Hartshorn, “Play it backwards and you hear what!?”, August 8, 1998
e61: Rich Steiner, “Re: [Q] kernel”, August 15, 1998
e62: Bill Near, “Re: KickStart”, July 21, 1998
e63: Walter Roberson, “# processors”, August 31, 1998
e64: Greg Onufer, “Re: [Q] processors”, August 31, 1998
e65: Mark Wedel, “Re: [Q] processors”, Sept 2, 1998
e66: Marco Schmoecker, MindWork Technologies, “Re: BeOS Ring”, September 7, 1998
e67: Chun Fong, “AIX guy”, Sept 10, 1998
e68: Greg Onufer, “Re: [Q] kernel”, August 15, 1998
e69: Jan Ullrich Bister, “Re: [Q] file systems”, June 14, 1998
e70: David A. Lethe, VP Compass Corporate Systems, “Re: [Q] the basics on AIX”, June 22, 1998
e71: Esa Haapaniemi, “Re: Amiga's file systems”, June 14, 1998
e72: Ronald C.F. Antony, “Re: file systems and cross platform issues”, June 26, 1998
e73: Mika Yrjola, “Re: [Q] kernal”, Aug 16, 1998
e74: Orphy, “Re: [Q] processors”, Aug 30, 1998
e75: Brett Halle, “Re: [Q] OSs using MACH”, June 7, 1998
e76: Chris Herborth, R&D Technical Writer, QNX Software Systems, Ltd., “Re: [Q] file systems”, June 15, 1998
e77: Wesley Felter, “Re: [Q] release dates”, June 15, 1998
e78: Arthur Corliss, “Re: "theoretical" flaws of BeOS”, June 18, 1998
e79: Jean-Baptiste “Djaybee” QUERU, “Re: [Q] release date”, August 16, 1998
e80: Jean-Baptiste “Djaybee” QUERU, “Re: [Q] kernel”, August 16, 1998
e81: Hubert Figuière, MacOS/BeOS/UNIX developer, “Re: [Q] kernel”, August 17, 1998
e82: Tim Vernum, “Re: BeOS Fact Sheet (Rough Draft)”, September 18, 1998
e83: Kristian Elof Soerensen, “Linux Links”, September 29, 1998
e84: JOHN MALMBERG, “Re: [Q] diff between VMS and OpenVMS”, Oct 9, 1998
e85: John Malmberg, “Operating System WEB page”, Oct 7, 1998
e86: Chun Fong, “AIX updates”, Oct 21, 1998
e87: Bob Canup, computer engineer, “NT vs Unix”, Dec 20, 1998
e88: Bob Canup, computer engineer, “Re: NT vs Unix -- reformatted”, Dec 21, 1998
e89: Phillip B Jones, “Re: Linus Working for M$?”, Dec 22, 1998
e90: Dr. Horst H. von Brand, Departamento de Informatica, Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria, Chile, “Re: LINUX Fact Sheet”, Dec 22, 1998
e91: Reuel Nash, “re: IRIX Fact Sheet”, Dec 22, 1998
e92: Ping Huang, “re: IRIX Fact Sheet”, Dec 22, 1998
e93: Doug Hosking, “re: HP-UX Fact Sheet”, Dec 24, 1998
e94: Matthias Buelow, “re: FreeBSD Fact Sheet”, Dec 23, 1998
e95: gates@shockwave.mirkwood.net, “re: Amiga fact sheet”, Dec 25, 1998
e96: Mark Wedel, “re: Pyramid Fact Sheet”, Dec 25, 1998
e97: David Gersic, “re: NetWare Fact Sheet”, Dec 25, 1998
e98: Dan Fandrich, “Linux info on OS comparison pages”, December 21, 1998
e99: Pat Jaworski, “Re: OS/2 Fact Sheet”, Dec 25, 1998
e100: Alan Rollow, “Re: ULTRIX Fact Sheet”, Dec 25, 1998
e101: Chun Fong, “AIX”, Jan 13, 1999
e102: Chun Fong, “IBM's AIX is First OS in a 64-bit Env to Receive C2 Security Certification”, Jan 21, 1999
e103: Adam Price, “Re: Digital UNIX Fact Sheet”, Mar 29, 1999
e104: Pedro F. Giffuni, “FreeBSD data for your "comparison"”, Feb 6, 1999
e105: Erkki, “HP-UX Fact Sheet, feedback”, Jan 7, 1999
e106: 
Emile van Bergen, “Hurd 'fact' sheet?”, Jan 6, 1999
e107: Brian Hanson, “Solaris Summary”, July 27, 1999
e108: Ian Smith, “CORRECTION”, Dec 23, 1998
e109: 
Pat Jaworski, “Re: MVS Fact Sheet”, Dec 25, 1998
e110: Aaron Sakovich, “RE: OpenVMS geek”, June 2, 2000
e111: Aaron Sakovich, “OpenVMS update”, June 19, 2000
e112: Chun Fong, “AIX guy back!!”, July 27, 2000
e113: Hubert Feyrer, “update to netbsd page”, July 27, 2000
e114: Alan S. Blue, “OperatingSys.net, addenda”, Sept 10, 2000
e115: PeterB, “Filesystems and OSes”, Aug 15, 2000
e116: Nasser K. Manesh, “comments about your site”, Feb 15, 2001
e117: Thomas Stewart, “linux-2.4”, March 25, 2001
e118: Jochen Hollmann, Department of Computer Engineering, Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden, “Re: OPENBSD informational page”, March 31, 2001
e119: Tony Lawrence, “Re: SCO informational page”, March 31, 2001
e120: Terry C. Shannon, “Couple of things…”, April 1, 2001
e121: Ian P. Springer, “update to http:// operating systems .net/oses/hpux.htm”, April 17, 2001
e122: Robert Damian Mauro, “Your site :-)”, April 14, 2001
e123: David Eckard, “OS/2”, April 8, 2001
e124: Stephan Lichtenauer, “IRIX Info”, April 8, 2001
e125: Cristián Isaac, “mac os x mistake”, April 20, 2001
e126: Daniel Schunneman, “Current version”, June 5, 2001
e127: Gordon, “Netware”, August 1, 2001
e128: Christina J. Niederstadt, “Osdata-feedback”, August 6, 2001
e129: Ian P. Springer, “Updates for http://www. operating systems .net/oses/hpux.htm”, August 6, 2001
e130: Microsoft Corporation Security Center, “Internet Security Update”, March 12, 2002
e131: Davison Long, “XP Info”, Sept 12, 2002
e132: Graham J Lee, “NeXT and NeXTSTEP”, April 14, 2004
e133: Michael Stolovitzsky, “Syllable update”, October 5, 2004
m1: MicroTimes; “Weighing Your Options NT vs, UNIX”; by Jim Carr; October 30, 1998; Issue No. 185; Southern California Edition
m2: Fortune Technology Guide; “Shock of the New”; Summer 2000
m3: Fortune Technology Guide; “Setting Up Shop”; Summer 2000
m4: Open; “X a perfect X”; January 2001
m5: PC Magazine; “Inside Track”; John C. Dvorak; July 2001
m6: MicroTimes; “Survival of the Server”; Joe Paone; October 8, 2001
m7: Computer Decisions; “Computers and the Future of America”; Hesh Weiner, quoting Herman Kahn of the Hudson Institute; January 1977
m8: Computing Encyclopedia; Volume 1: A-D; 2002
n1: “Cybercrime overwhelms government”; The Associated Press (as reported in the Orange County Register); by Martha Mendoza; April 6, 2000
n2: “Web Service Can Breach Computers’ Private Files”; Los Angeles Times; by P.J. Huffstutter; July 14, 2000
n3: “Microsoft Security Chief Has Work Cut Out for Him’ Private Files”; Los Angeles Times; by Charles Piller; February 13, 2002
n4: “A Study in Contrasts”; Los Angeles Times; by Jim Heid; March 4, 2002
n4: “Microsoft Runs Into Bundling Dilemma”; Los Angeles Times; by Jube Shiver Jr.; March 27, 2004
p1: “Apple Announces Mac OS X Server”; January 5, 1999
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