ok that is interesting but it seems colored by the modern point of view, with Mach and *nix and all that.. At that time, the trajectory of "corporate industrial

ok that is interesting but it seems colored by the modern point of view, with Mach and *nix and all that.. At that time, the trajectory of "corporate industrial messaging OS with roles and security features" was very far away from the Apple Macintosh. The Apple Macintosh computer popularized and marketed software that was running for the user of that computer, first. Education is one word and creatives is another word, but those two words represent unexplored and very compelling topics for graphical user interface software. That is not at all what was going on with those network computers with security. So much core software has shipped and integrated since then, available via network installs or on web pages, it might be challenging to think about the product definitions in the 1980s as they were at the time.