The linked article in question is the same thing. The author complains it won't run on his PDP-11. I beg you, however, to reconsider "not such a good idea for

The linked article in question is the same thing. The author complains it won't run on his PDP-11. I beg you, however, to reconsider "not such a good idea for a book." It is a perfect idea for a book. It is precisely the kind of information that we're going to lose when Google shuts down Groups, or when the last fidonet archive goes offline. Books like the Unix Hater's Handbook are the only historical context we have for the rise of UNIX, and the death of TWENEX and the LispM.