Advocacy - Unix

1981-06-15   CP/M v *NIX in the Office Environment
1981-08-05   The truth about Unix
1981-10-06   tex & metafont
1981-10-22   UltraComputer Prototype - Microprocessor System Survey  More  More
1981-11-24   Prospects for Use in the Ultracomputer Prototype
1981-12-27   Criticisms of Unix

1982-01-10   Unix 3.0
1982-01-19   VAX/VMS versus Unix
1982-01-20   Gosling's vs. Stallman's Emacs
1982-02-17   Typesetter-independent TROFF
1982-02-26   Tek 4112
1982-03-xx   Ultracomputer Prototype - Trip Report  More
1982-06-01   Evaluating editors
1982-07-16   ITS-style Emacs
1982-08-10   Scribe to TROFF
1982-10-23   macro packages with TROFF

1983-01-19   Description of CCA Emacs
1983-02-18   68K vs 286 on floats
1983-03-23   68000 and 68020
1983-03-25   Emacs Survey
1983-04-12   Emacs goes commercial
1983-05-03   32032 arrives
1983-06-24   The TELETYPE 5620 and USENIX
1983-07-08   Window documentation  More
1983-07-15   Usenix review
1983-07-19   mm macros with 4bsd nroff
1983-08-06   UNIX System V and 4.1C BSD  More
1983-08-13   Blit solution to windows
1983-08-19   Emacs vs. vi
1983-08-20   Shared library free-for-all
1983-08-20   Super 80x24 Display Screen Design
1983-08-28   User-Friendly Re-Defined Access-Efficient
1983-09-01   Bell Labs Won't Have to Share Ideas as Much
1983-09-17   Unix philosophy
1983-09-27   New Unix implementation - See document
1983-09-27   Reliability data on Sun Workstations wanted
1983-09-28   User-friendly?
1983-10-03   Summary of Spreadsheet Packages
1983-10-03   Replies to GNU  More
1983-10-14   Mouse/window-based UNIX systems query
1983-11-01   Editor usage
1983-11-06   Berkeley Flame
1983-12-21   16k vs 68k vs 432

1984-01-19   Mice, Pointing, Cursors and the Universe
1984-02-03   Blits and terminal paging
1984-02-25   Political History of Unix  [PDF]  More  More
1984-03-04   Terminal paging in the kernel
1984-03-06   First Summary of PC's in Education Survey
1984-03-13   4.2BSD manuals
1984-03-18   4.2 BSD site list as of 17 Mar 84
1984-03-22   Terminal output: parity, 7 vs. 8 bits, etc.
1984-04-10   4.2 progressive or dead end
1984-05-03   AT&T 3B-2's
1984-06-02   68020 vs. 32032
1984-06-30   Marketing Unix
1984-07-05   Least We Forget: Multics - See document
1984-08-21   Critiques of 4.2 documentation
1984-08-24   Bell/Berkeley comparisons
1984-09-21   One man's experience with TeX vs troff
1984-10-02   Emotional Outbursts Punctuate Conversations by Computer
1984-10-08   4.2BSD Manual Availability
1984-10-29   Some thoughts on future micro-comp
1984-11-12   Experience at Rutgers with large intro courses
1984-12-15   Computing Facilities at UCSD

1985-01-06   new site adobe.UUCP
1985-01-17   Is 4.2BSD a failure?
1985-01-23   Apple laser printer announcement - See document  More
1985-01-25   PostScript printers vs. ImPress printers  More  More  More  More
1985-02-25   A Weakness in the 4.2BSD Unix TCP/IP Software  [PDF]
1985-02-28   System V introduces yet another inconsistency
1985-03-15   Unix history at U of T
1985-03-15   Another 32-bit machine?
1985-04-04   AT&T 7300 C compiler
1985-04-05   Unix and the future
1985-05-02   Xenix 286 Wonders, Bugs, and Patches
1985-05-05   Distributing GNU Emacs  More
1985-05-22   USENIX and IEEE P1003 "UNIX Standards" committee
1985-05-31   Intel processors vs. Motorola processors
1985-06-12   Using Gnu Emacs
1985-06-18   Emacs source code  More  More  More  More
1985-07-01   P1003 questions and answers
1985-07-08   Several System 5.2 questions
1985-08-01   A readable nroff/troff manual
1985-08-28   Setting TERM
1985-08-29   Dhrystone Benchmark in C, with results for several machines
1985-09-05   Dhrystone scores for HP9000-500
1985-09-07   The politics of groups
1985-10-04   Unix, Unix people, Usenix - from a non-compunerd's point of view  More
1985-10-04   Alternatives to n/troff
1985-10-11   Impending newsgroup cuts  More  More
1985-10-22   Dhrystone source and 10/22/85 results  More
1985-10-23   386 Family Products
1985-11-03   Embedded-command text systems
1985-11-08   Dhrystone Benchmark Results
1985-11-22   What if IBM used a 68000
1985-11-30   Fixed-pitch spacing in ordinary troff
1985-11-30   Measuring and Improving the Performance of Berkeley Unix  [PDF]
1985-12-01   Challenge to Intel
1985-12-10   What WYSIWYG systems are and aren't
1985-12-10   TeX and its fonts and other fonts
1985-12-13   Dhrystone Results
1985-12-20   WYSIWYG

1986-01-08   Floating Point Math Functions on Selected Computers
1986-02-06   Ultrix futures
1986-02-08   IBM RT: first impressions
1986-02-19   Dhrystone Benchmark Results  More
1986-02-24   Unix features
1986-03-31   Dhrystone Benchmark
1986-05-07   Permission to reprint -ms and -mm macros in a book
1986-05-23   POSIX/UNIX Conformance Test Workshop
1986-05-23   4BSD is dead?
1986-05-31   Unix History
1986-06-13   Symmetric 375
1986-06-14   Favorite operating systems query
1986-08-14   Dhrystone Benchmark Report
1986-09-04   Use of ``vi'' for business office word-processing
1986-09-12   Porting UNIX Applications to the Mac
1986-09-15   IEEE 1003.1, POSIX and ISO/TC97
1986-09-20   The Motorola 68030
1986-09-26   Massive Unix breakins at Stanford
1986-09-27   Announcing the availability of 4.3BSD Usenix manuals
1986-10-02   Case sensitive file names
1986-10-06   Job control
1986-10-09   The scope of POSIX
1986-10-15   Dhrystone Benchmarks
1986-10-27   What's Nu with VME for Mac?
1986-11-11   Job control, windows, streams

1987-01-03   Why a Micro is not as powerful as a Vax
1987-01-07   Why learn UNIX
1987-01-21   Why troff?
1987-02-06   The rumors of troff's death are greatly exaggerated
1987-03-04   Scary Thought
1987-03-19   TROFF or NROFF drivers
1987-06-xx   Berkeley Unix Going Through Changes
1987-06-01   tar vs. cpio
1987-06-02   Multiscreen on Unix
1987-06-29   IP options implementation
1987-06-30   XENIX 386 benchmark results
1987-07-26   4.3 BSD networking
1987-07-28   nroff problems  More
1987-08-04   Mach, the new standard?
1987-10-29   MIPS Performance Brief
1987-12-04   Xinu status report
1987-12-31   Jerry Pournelle on Unix

1988-01-24   TCP/IP Versus WANG, ARCNET/NOVELL Netware, & Honeywell
1988-02-29   Help us defend against VMS
1988-03-15   SVR3.0 vs BSD4.3
1988-04-02   Dissertation on a Mac vs Unix
1988-05-17   Open Software Foundation
1988-05-23   grep replacement
1988-05-25   Vax 11/780 performance vs Sun 4/280 performance
1988-06-13   Distributed Operating Systems - See document
1988-06-27   vi vs emacs in a student environment
1988-07-26   AT&T Joining OSF
1988-09-12   Data General's Unix Strategy: An Evaluation
1988-09-20   System V Release 4.0 Developer Conferences
1988-10-04   More notes from V.4.0 software developer conference
1988-10-26   MIPS Performance Brief 3.5
1988-11-03   Internet virus alert  More
1988-11-07   How Computer Science Was Caught Off Guard By One Young Hacker  More  More  More
1988-11-07   Password aging  More
1988-11-13   When Machines Spawn Obsession
1988-11-21   Unix Security
1988-12-02   Does anyone still use Multics? - See document
1988-12-08   The Internet Worm Program: An Analysis  [PDF]
1988-12-23   An Indepth Guide In Hacking Unix

1989-xx-xx   An Empirical Study of the Reliability of Unix Utilities  [PDF]
1989-01-03   Unix security and passwords
1989-05-31   What features would you like in GNU troff?
1989-06-20   A word-processor for Unix
1989-06-21   Is there any wordprocessor in Unix?
1989-07-20   Documentation written with -ms nroff macro
1989-08-17   Unix network security
1989-10-13   DOS and Minix
1989-11-17   Evans and Sutherland quits the superbusiness

1990-02-07   Next computer / Multics
1990-01-04   Paying for Shareware
1990-05-13   Unix Filesystem Benchmark Results
1990-07-19   Passing proprietary messages through competitors or other sites
1990-10-14   Tektronix Scientific shutdown rumour
1990-10-15   McKusick/Karels UNIX Internals Course September 1991
1990-12-17   386 Unix Wars

1991-04-29   The Steven Jobs Reality Distortion Field
1991-08-09   What is being excluded from comp.archives
1991-01-16   Human Interface Survey - See More
1991-09-19   The Internet Worm Incident  [PDF]
1991-12-01   What's Wrong With Unix?
1991-12-27   What happened to Microsoft?

1992-01-05   Windows NT vs. Unix
1992-02-02   Source Code Level 4.4BSD UNIX Kernel Internals Class
1992-04-14   DOS is dead
1992-05-26   Quo Vadis SCO?
1992-06-12   CSRG disbanding as of 4.4BSD  More  More
1992-09-18   Computer Executives Endorse Clinton for President
1992-09-25   Unix on a PC clone
1992-11-19   Univel must be kidding

1993-02-22   Silicon Graphics Hosts President Clinton and Vice President Gore  More
1993-05-21   PC Magazine NeXTSTEP Review
1993-06-13   PC Magazine Unix Feature
1993-05-18   SCO marketroids strike again
1993-06-15   What did SCO send me?
1993-07-23   PC Magazine - Good News
1993-08-04   BSD T-Shirts
1993-09-27   BSD-based UNIX Internals Class

1994-01-18   Sun to buy out source code rights from Novell/USL
1994-03-23   Unix Source Code sold to Sun
1994-07-14   BSD-based Unix Internals Class
1994-08-23   The passing of ucbvax
1994-09-23   Novell de-emphasizing UnixWare
1994-10-04   SCO new release-what to expect from?
1994-12-08   Unix Internals Class

1995-12-12   Advanced 4.4BSD Kernel Internals Class

1996-02-06   AUUG Canberra Summer Conference and Workshops 96
1996-02-08   4.4BSD Book T-shirts
1996-05-xx   Unix vs Windows NT  More
1996-05-20   Presentation by Dr. McKusick
1996-08-22   SCO To Provide Free Unix Licenses To Students, Educators, Enthusiasts
1996-08-26   Free SCO OpenServer  FAQ
1996-08-27   BSDI Outperforms Windows NT  Comparing BSDI and NT
1996-08-28   BSDI vs. NT
1996-09-06   SCO Announces Free Unix License at SCO Forum96
1996-10-08   Free SCO OpenServer Licensed By Thousands

1997-01-23   Free SCO OpenServer system
1997-04-14   Free SCO UnixWare

1998-05-28   Unix v. NT. Get Real
1998-12-23   Why do you hate AIX?

1999-01-xx   Twenty Years of Berkeley Unix
1999-03-18   The Marriage Of NT & UNIX
1999-03-25   New Computing Award Goes to Bell Labs Researcher Ken Thompson
1999-04-09   The Oldest Free OS
1999-04-22   SMP? Why Bother?
1999-05-xx   Unix and Beyond: An Interview with Ken Thompson

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