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Below you will find information on the Computers available over the Internet from the ICM 1) through ssh.

Most systems have GUEST access, but if you are interested in long term access you can request an account.

HOW-TO Connect

Once you have a login, you may connect to the host using:

ssh host@tty.sdf.org  -or-  ssh menu@tty.sdf.org
Direct Menu
ssh host@tty.sdf.org ssh menu@tty.sdf.org

Where host is the name of the host 2) 3) you wish to connect to (refer to a list below, or the MENU system). This will connect you across a telnet bridge to the host. You will then be prompted to log in with the account you have been granted. The second example will log you into the MENU system which acts as a springboard to all available remote systems.

You can also access the MENU system in the browser at https://ssh.sdf.org

How the MENU system works


SDF Plan 9 users, view the mentioned tables with an abaco browser rather than mothra.

Vintage Systems

Name Computer
from the MENU System
Operating System Class Physical/
Simulated
Additional information
multicsHoneywell 6180 Multics MR12.8 Mainframe Hybrid
toad-2XKL TOAD-2TOPS-20 7(110131)-1MainframePhysical
twenexXKL TOAD-2TOPS-20 7(63327)-6MainframePhysical
sc40SC Group SC40TOPS-20 7(21733)MainframePhysical
lcDECSYSTEM 2020 KS-10ITS ver 1648MainframePhysical
ka1050PDP-10 KA10 1050TOPS-10 6.03aMainframeSimulated
kl2065PDP-10 KL10 2065TOPS-10 7.04MainframeSimulated
rosencrantzVAXstation 4000-60OpenVMS 7.3WorkstationPhysical
tss8PDP-8/eTSS/8MinicomputerPhysical
ibm4361IBM 4361VM/SP5MinicomputerSimulatedVM/CMS Survival Guide
ibm7094IBM 7094CTSSMainframeSimulated
cdc6500DTCyber CDC-6500NOS 1.3MainframeSimulated
sigma9Xerox Sigma 9CP-VMainframeSimulated
bitzoneAMD64NetBSD BBSMicrocomputerPhysical
misspiggyPDP-11/70UNIX V7MinicomputerPhysical
lcm3b2AT&T 3B2/1000-70UNIX SVR3.2.3MinicomputerPhysical
guildensternMicroVAX 3900 4)BSD 4.3MinicomputerSimulated
snakePDP-11/84BSD 2.11MinicomputerPhysical
hkypuxHP9000/715HP/UX 10.20MinicomputerPhysical
alphyAlphastationOSF/1MinicomputerPhysical(removed 5) from menu)
trulyDEC Alpha 500auTRU64 5.0WorkstationPhysical
threeSun-3/160SunOS 4.1.1WorkstationPhysical
indySGI Indy R5000IRIX 6.5WorkstatonPhysical
ultraMicroVAX 3900 6)Ultrix 4.5MinicomputerSimulated

ASCII Text Gaming

A list of interesting text based games (not definitive)

Game Year Genre Systems available on
adventure 1975,1976 Adventure XKL TOAD-2, decdatasystem 570, IBM 4361
hack 1983 AdventureVAX-11/780-5
HAUNT 1979AdventureXKL TOAD-2
MANHUNT 1980sPuzzleXKL TOAD-2
lander 1989ActionAT&T 3B2 1000-70
mazewar 1988 Shooter AT&T 3B2 1000-70
mdg 1990 Adventure AT&T 3B2 1000-70
MONSTER 1970s Turn based, Adventure CDC-6500
nethack 1985,1989 Adventure AT&T 3B2 1000-70
Oregon Trail 1971,1978 Adventure Xerox XDS Sigma 9, XKL TOAD-2, CDC-6500
sokoban 1989 Puzzle AT&T 3B2 1000-70
tesseract 1983,1988 Adventure AT&T 3B2 1000-70
tetris 1989 Puzzle AT&T 3B2 1000-70
rogue 1980 Adventure VAX-11/780-5
VTTREK 1979Multiplayer TREK XKL TOAD-2
wanderer 1988Puzzle AT&T 3B2 1000-70
WUMPUS 1979Turn based, shooter XKL TOAD-2
ZORK 1978Adventure XKL TOAD-2

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