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- If an OS works well, then why go to something new like Windows or Linux. If I remember, Unix was a contemporary of VMS and UNIX needed to be rebranded as Linux in order to make a modest comeback. VMS, at least when I used it, was a flexible, reliable, and powerful OS. So, perhaps we should drop Windows 2003, AD, Linux, OpenLDAP, etc and everyone go back to VMS.
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