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Green Hills Software strikes againGreen Hills Software strikes againPosted May 4, 2004 18:42 UTC (Tue) by iabervon (subscriber, #722)In reply to: Green Hills Software strikes again by freethinker Parent article: Green Hills Software strikes again Possibly the original design of UNIX was a single user system (since it ran on an otherwise little-used computer), but version 2 was a time-sharing system. Back then, you didn't expect a single user to have a computer. It's true that UNIX wasn't design for a public network. On the other hand, the public network was designed for UNIX, which is just as good.
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