I remember from my highschool days, the local Computerland (remember those?) had a lovely Onyx Z8000 machine that ran some flavor of unix. I seem to recall it had most of the unix commands available on the local university's PDP11/45 running v7, and that the architecture somewhat resembled a PDP11... Anyone have this machine? It was strictly a business box - serial ports, no bitmapped video, no video at all. It must have been in the early 80's when Apple II's were in vogue (and cost $CDN3000) and the Onyx was $CDN30K.. I could only find this blurb on a google search: a.. 1980:Onyx introduces the Onyx C8002 microcomputer. It features a Zilog Z8000 microprocessor, 256KB RAM, tape backup, hard disk, serial ports for eight users, and running Unix, for US$20,000. It is the first microcomputer featuring an implementation of Unix. cheers, Heinz