FA: NextStep 3.3/Developer w/Apple Y2K Update - Never used Full versions.

[Cerith]

http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=189541250

Full package has: 1) NextStep 3.3 installation CD for Intel and Next. 2)
NextStep 3.3 installation CD for SPARC and PA-RISC. 3) NextStep Developer CD
for Intel,Next,SPARC and PA-RISC 4) Enterprise Object Framework for Intel,
Next,SPARC and PA-RISC 5) Apple Y2K Patch 2 CD 6) Boot diskette, Driver
diskette, Installation Manual and Update Manual. All never used, still in
packages.

[Paulus Suryono Adisoemarta]

In article <xIXR3.29848$7I4.6...@news5.giganews.com>,
Cerith <cer...@attglobal.net> wrote:
>http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=189541250

Current bid is $40.00 for a FREE item that you can ask from Apple.

This one must the most amusing item that I've seen on eBay,
the last one was a scanner antenna ($5 item from Radio Shack) that the bid
was closed at almost $50 last week.

Amazing ...

Paulus Adisoemarta
N5SNN
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Paulus Suryono Adisoemarta, Ph.D.
Petroleum Engineering Dept. pau...@nextpc.pe.ttu.edu
Texas Tech University pau...@ttu.edu
Lubbock TX N5SNN / YG1QN

[Cerith]

Paulus,

These items are only free if you had purchased them originally from Next.
Which I did four years ago. And spent almost $800.00
for. $40.00 is quite a deal for someone who has not purchased NextStep yet.

Lawrence

Paulus Suryono Adisoemarta <pau...@nextpc.pe.ttu.edu> wrote in message
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[Michael Holve]

Cerith wrote:
>
> These items are only free if you had purchased them originally from Next.
> Which I did four years ago. And spent almost $800.00
> for. $40.00 is quite a deal for someone who has not purchased NextStep
> yet.

Not to mention is the full package, with docs and for Sparc, Intel,
NeXT and PA-RISC. Or do they all have that anyway?

Michael

[cal...@erie.net]

I'd say so! Especially since those, like myself have been wanting to get back into NeXTStep for a long time but had no other avenue but Apple. I can't see spending $799 for an OS even if it is the greatest on this rock we call earth. For that much you can just about purchase the majority of parts for an entire computer system. What gives?? You would imagine if it was obsolete and they had tons of copies...or just a few..they'd want to get rid of them. Odd! Apple doesn't make a whole lot of sense.

Cerith wrote:

Paulus,

These items are only free if you had purchased them originally from Next.
Which I did four years ago. And spent almost $800.00
for. $40.00 is quite a deal for someone who has not purchased NextStep yet.

Lawrence