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Hi Martin, I suppose I should have followed my remarks with < ;) >. I did read the article and I agree it was positive. I was just reacting to what Leif posted. It doesn't seem right to blow over os/400 in such a list and it just reminded me of the way the 400 (oops iSeries) is often portrayed - iSeries: Formerly the AS/400. Mini-mainframes running *AIX and Linux*. (Not what i usually run on it) I think OS/400 is the biggest asset it has and it wasn't even mentioned in the box - which may be the only thing many seeing the article read. Granted any press is better than none, I just can't believe the 'box' didn't even mention The os. Regards Rick DuVall Systems Manager Dealer's Auto Auction of Okc, Inc. Rick@daaokc.com <mailto:Rick@daaokc.com> (405) 947-2886 > Subject: RE: IBM's Mainframe Makeover > > Sucks Don't it? Gee, whatever happened to good old OS/400? > > If you read the article, rather than just the box-out, you'll find > OS/400 mentioned in positive terms. > > Cheers, > > Martin. > > -- > Martin McCallion
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