5 Apr
2006
5 Apr
'06
11:19 a.m.
There is a history of Lasner's P?S/8 up at
http://www.idkcomp.com/p?s.html
What I was wondering is if P?S/8 is available anywhere..
5 Apr
5 Apr
1:40 p.m.
Al Kossow wrote:
There is a history of Lasner's P?S/8 up at
http://www.idkcomp.com/p?s.html
What I was wondering is if P?S/8 is available anywhere..
You probably want to rename that so it doesn't have a question mark in
the filename - that normally denotes GET parameters to be passed to a
CGI script and in this case makes your server send the document as
text/plain.
I've taken the liberty of renaming it and putting it here:
http://www.gjcp.net/ps.html
It is verbatim. If you'd rather I didn't, I'll remove it.
Gordon.
3:01 p.m.
There is a history of Lasner's P?S/8 up at
http://www.idkcomp.com/p?s.html
What I was wondering is if P?S/8 is available anywhere..
Are you looking for decus-8-466? That might be out there
somewhere.
AFAIK, the newer stuff is perpetually "in progress", which
I take to mean something akin to "vaporware".
"P?S/8 is copyright Charles Lasner Associates, but is offered
free to qualified individuals and institutions."
(7 Jan 87)
Vince
4:16 p.m.
New subject: P?S/8 (was 4k/8k PDP-8 OSes)
Al Kossow wrote:
There is a history of Lasner's P?S/8 up at
http://www.idkcomp.com/p?s.html
glug. that came up as raw html on my browser. did I do something wrong?
What I was wondering is if P?S/8 is available
anywhere..
I remember rocking dectapes - back and forth, back and forth, as PS/8
was loading :-) Still, it had fortran, which gave it a leg up on TSS/8.
-brad
8:11 p.m.
New subject: P?S/8 (was 4k/8k PDP-8 OSes)
There is a
history of Lasner's P?S/8 up at
http://www.idkcomp.com/p?s.html
glug. that came up as raw html on my browser.
did I do something
wrong?
7 Apr
7 Apr
10:05 a.m.
New subject: P?S/8 (was 4k/8k PDP-8 OSes)
der Mouse wrote:
No; the server - or perhaps whoever set up that file - did. Look at
the HTTP headers on the response; it's being served as text/plain, so
it *should* be displayed "raw" - despite the HTML content. Browsers
that render it as HTML are *broken*.
Yup, because there's a question mark in the filename. It's sending it
correctly, as text/plain, because it doesn't know what else to do with
it (probably thinks it's a fairly boring CGI script).
Gordon.
There is a history of Lasner's P?S/8 up at
http://www.idkcomp.com/p?s.html
glug. that came up as raw html on my browser.
did I do something
wrong?
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