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SCO OpenServer
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SCO OpenServer
A server operating system for the Intel platform from SCO. It is based on Unix System V Release 3.2 and includes the Motif and X Window user interfaces and standard Unix networking (TCP/IP, NFS and NIS). SCO OpenServer has optional SMP support for up to 30 processors. Desktop versions used to be available (SCO Open Desktop, which became SCO OpenServer Desktop). SCO OpenServer was formerly SCO OpenServer Enterprise. See SCO Unix.
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