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WSFU
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WSFUWindows Services for UNIX
WSFUWater Supply Fixture Unit (plumbing)
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With the clock ticking on LinuxWorld, Microsoft Corp is sticking the concept of low-to-no pricing to open source with its Windows Services for Unix software.
Low/No-Price Approach to Unix Services from Microsoft by Computergram International
a leading publisher of PC X server software announced Desktop-X, a powerful X11 PC X server that compliments Microsoft Corporation's recently released Microsoft Windows Services for UNIX 3.
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Vintela solutions integrate platforms including Windows, UNIX, Linux, Mac and Java systems through Microsoft technologies such as Systems Management Server, Microsoft Active Directory, Microsoft Group Policy and Windows Services for UNIX.
Vintela Single Sign-on for Java --VSJ-- Delivers End-to-End Security ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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