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]]> By: An Interview with Clem Cole, President of USENIX: A Brief History of How Unix Became "Open" | The Bitsource. Computing and Information Technology http://lisa.usenix.org/?p=126&cpage=1#comment-24 An Interview with Clem Cole, President of USENIX: A Brief History of How Unix Became "Open" | The Bitsource. Computing and Information Technology Wed, 10 Dec 2008 06:32:58 +0000 http://lisa.usenix.org/?p=126#comment-24 [...] December 9, 2008 by MatthewSacks  I recently posted an article on the LISA blog about a discussion I had with Clem Cole, President of USENIX. We spoke about his experience writing software in the days of USENIX’s beginnings and he offered a firsthand experience about using Unix and writing software in the mid-DEC years. Clem Cole is one of the original hackers that helped found Unix and provides some insights into why USENIX was started. Clem Cole is an ICR (Intel Cluster Ready) Architect at Intel Corporation. Read the full article on the LISA Blog. [...] [...] December 9, 2008 by MatthewSacks  I recently posted an article on the LISA blog about a discussion I had with Clem Cole, President of USENIX. We spoke about his experience writing software in the days of USENIX’s beginnings and he offered a firsthand experience about using Unix and writing software in the mid-DEC years. Clem Cole is one of the original hackers that helped found Unix and provides some insights into why USENIX was started. Clem Cole is an ICR (Intel Cluster Ready) Architect at Intel Corporation. Read the full article on the LISA Blog. [...]

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