7 Jun
2009
7 Jun
'09
3:56 a.m.
At 2:00 PM +0100 6/6/09, Liam Proven wrote:
I was actually thinking about TSX-32 when I wrote that. I've never
run TSX-32, but have run TSX-11. I wasn't aware they were still
around. I'm actually a little surprised that the website has been
updated since I was last there. Although as the price list is from
June of 2001, I have to question how alive they actually are.
Zane
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It would be
nice to see just about any OS that wasn't basically POSIX, or
DOS/Windows running native on a PC.
Zane
How about TSX-32? Commercial, alas, but there's a free demo version.
IIRC it's not too happy inside most VMs, though.
http://www.sandh.com/sandh.htm
Derived or inspired by a PDP-11 OS, TSX, which I think shares some
ancestry with RSTS or something. I'm afraid PDPs were a bit before my
time - I cut my FORTRAN teeth on a VAX 11/780.