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Pat,

It was $50 for the media kit, and that was for either Openserver or
Unixware, both were current versions.  This was about a year ago.

Chad Fernandez
Michigan, USA

Patrick Moran wrote:
> 
> I had heard something about threir free offering of UNIX, but never checked
> it out. It seemed at the time I heard it, it was one of there older versions
> that they use to sell at a cheaper price  ($800 if you call that cheap) and
> was not upgradedable. I was nenery really impressed with SCO. I might like
> to check out the version that has Linux support if it is ever offered for
> free. I have not checked their site in a long time. I would rather check out
> Solaris first anyway.
> 
> Pat