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Academic and Library Computing (1992) 9 (4): 15–17.
Published: 01 April 1992
...D. Scoff Brandt Presents an in‐depth view of some aspects of UNIX, especially those relating to communicating on the Internet. Details some of UNIX′s history, from its invention onwards and illustrates three scenarios whereby librarians may encounter UNIX. © MCB UP Limited 1992...
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Academic and Library Computing (1992) 9 (3): 12–14.
Published: 01 March 1992
...D. Scott Brandt Assesses the role of UNIX in the future of information and internetworking. Argues that librarians should be familiar with UNIX as so many information systems run on it, and especially because it lend itself so well to the client/server model of networking, which researchers insist...
