Newcastle Connection
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newcastle-connection-298-6301935
title:
Newcastle Connection
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The Newcastle Connection was a software subsystem from the early 1980s that could be added to each of a set of interconnected UNIX-like systems to build a distributed system. The latter would be functionally indistinguishable, at both user- and system-level, from a conventional UNIX system. It became a forerunner of Sun Microsystems' Network File System (NFS). The name derives from the research group at Newcastle University, under Brian Randell, which developed it. The term "UNIX United" describ
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UNIX software subsystem
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newcastle_Connection
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2023-03-27T22:03:10Z
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