Best Unix?

[gaf at blu.org (Jerry Feldman)]

I'm biased. In truth, I don't like HP-UX. From my experience, True64 is the 
best of the commercial Unixes (although I have not used AIX).
I have used Solaris (both on Sparc and on Intel). I was working for HP at 
Raytheon a few years ago where I worked on HP-UX on both workstations and 
large server systems. I also worked on Tru64 Unix (previously Digital Unix 
previously OSF/1) since before it was released. And I have worked on Ultrix 
(not very good), FreeBSD, Irix, Xenix(awful typical Microsoft product), 
Cadmus(pure System V on Motorola 68K), SunOS(the BSD version) and a few 
others.

But, much is a matter of personal preference and opinion.   
"Jim Long" wrote:
> Jerry Feldman wrote:
> >  Solaris is certainly not the best Unix
> 
> What is the best Unix (in your opinion)?
> 
> >  The only two commercial Unixes
> >  will be Solaris and HP-UX (on Itanium). 
> 
> Do you think HP-UX is better? or maybe one of the varieties
> that is fading away? What features make it the best?
> 
> Jim Long
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