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To: William Sheppard who wrote (1390)	6/25/1997 8:54:00 PM
From: Richard M. Smith	of 10309

William, Yep, the JavaOS is not ready for primetime. I don't expect any of the RTOS companies to adopt it anytime soon. Most of them will go instead the JVM route and add proprietary extensions. WIND, INTS, and MWAR have already announced products with the JVM. Personally, I expect Sun to use JavaOS to compete with the mainstream RTOS vendors in one to two years. One of the things pushing them into the RTOS market will be Microsoft's own entry in the market with Windows CE. As far as the comment in the PC Week article about Oracle sticking with their own NCOS, this is the samething that I heard a few months back. The PC Week story seems to contradict what Allen has been saying here in this thread. I don't know if Allen's information is out of date or if the situation at Oracle is fluid and Oracle is still trying to figure out what they want to do for an NC operating system. The initial version of NCOS is based on a UNIX clone, right? Richard Richard

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