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I just knew that when the person who started this thread put out his question
about 400 vs NT that a flood of email was going to start.
> The AS/400 supports all of the POSIX standards while none of the Unix
>platforms do.
The AS/400 does not support all of the Posix standards. For example
ASCII terminal types. But it has good support for most of the C
APIs.
Well, perhaps I was spewing off. The IBM line is pretty firm on the Posix
standards. You probably know more about Posix than I do. We have some ASCII
terminals attached to our AS/400's via the ASCII workstation controller. They
are extremely unpopular with people familiar with 5250 terminals. But, on
AS/400's with all the users on Lan attached PC's and NC's it seemed like a
reasonable thing at the time for a cheap system console and remote dial in
support.
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