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Linux Vs. Windows NT and OS/2

Bernie Thompson

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Abstract

We continue to see media blurbs and ads for both Microsoft's Windows NT and IBM's OS/2. Both promise to be the operating system that we need and to take advantage of the Intel 386 and beyond

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We continue to see media blurbs and ads for both Microsoft's Windows NT and IBM's OS/2. Both promise to be the operating system that we need and to take advantage of the Intel 386 and beyond

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We continue to see media blurbs and ads for both Microsoft's Windows NT and IBM's OS/2. Both promise to be the operating system that we need and to take advantage of the Intel 386 and beyond

Key concepts: Operating system, Windows NT, Computer science, Microsoft Windows, IBM, Windows Vista, SYSTEM.INI, Group Policy

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