> Does this have any impact on Jim and Russ?
> Will this affect the sources and web infrastructure at all
Sape already answered this, but let me just confirm.
Jim and Russ (as consultant) continue to have a welcome home in Bell Labs in a
new "Computing Systems Research" department that I will lea
>> Ken Thompson retired to California.
>
> he is still listed at www.entrisphere.com, so perhaps he still
> writes the odd line of code
brucee was kind enough to share some of his memories of
the labs and of Ken. I understand when the man says something,
every word is a pearl.
> Ken Thompson retired to California.
he is still listed at www.entrisphere.com, so perhaps he still
writes the odd line of code
>> http://www.unixreview.com/documents/s=9846/ur0508l/ur0508l.html
>
> Does this have any impact on Jim and Russ?
> Will this affect the sources and web infrastructure at all?
No.
On 8/17/05, Sape Mullender <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That was not a very nice thing to say. There are some fairly capable
> people left at Lucent although they may not be working on general
> purpose operating systems. There still is a lot of fun working on
> other systems issues — wireless,
> and the article itself:
>
> http://www.unixreview.com/documents/s=9846/ur0508l/ur0508l.html
>
> text:
>
> Dept. 1127: going, Going, GONE! by Peter H. Salus
>
> In 1969, UNIX was created at Bell Labs.
>
> For decades, the source of the AT&T dialect of UNIX came from the
> researches of work
