22 Sep
2004
22 Sep
'04
9:29 a.m.
Cool, patches for old OSes! I wonder what could be
considered the "Newest"
patch for the "Oldest" OS. I wouldn't include OSes that are being actively
maintained, as in FreeBSD being a continuation of the original BSD open
source codebase.
I've seen patches for TOPS-10 in the last couple of years. TOPS-20
is to a certain extent still maintained. People have done Y2k
patches for various OS's no longer maintained. 2.11BSD is still
maintained, as is 4.3BSD.
Zane
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