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- | Some features, such as persistent images, multiple TTYs and networking are only available on the SDF MetaArray. | + | * Some features, such as persistent images, multiple TTYs and networking are only available on the SDF MetaArray. |
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For the double celebration of the 50th anniversary of the creation of the Unix operating system and the 32nd anniversary of the establishment of the SDF Public Access Unix system, a collection of simulated historical Unix systems has been prepared for your exploration and entertainment. | For the double celebration of the 50th anniversary of the creation of the Unix operating system and the 32nd anniversary of the establishment of the SDF Public Access Unix system, a collection of simulated historical Unix systems has been prepared for your exploration and entertainment. | ||
- | You can connect to the systems from the web page: [[https:// | + | You can connect to the systems from the web page: '' |
If you have a MetaArray account, you can also access the historical systems by logging in and entering the following shell command: '' | If you have a MetaArray account, you can also access the historical systems by logging in and entering the following shell command: '' | ||
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===== UNICS (Version Zero) ===== | ===== UNICS (Version Zero) ===== | ||
- | Release: Summer 1969 | + | |Release: Summer 1969| |
- | Platform: PDP-7 | + | |Platform: PDP-7| |
The operating system hacked together so Ken Thompson could play //Space Travel// after Bell Labs withdrew from the Multics Project. The new operating system was named as a parody of “Multics”. | The operating system hacked together so Ken Thompson could play //Space Travel// after Bell Labs withdrew from the Multics Project. The new operating system was named as a parody of “Multics”. | ||
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Yeah, remember you're on an ASR33 Teletype - you can only go forward! | Yeah, remember you're on an ASR33 Teletype - you can only go forward! | ||
- | //(Special thanks to Dan Cross and Mary Ann Horton for discovering and demonstrating these at UNIX50)// | + | * //(Special thanks to Dan Cross and Mary Ann Horton for discovering and demonstrating these at UNIX50)// |
* @ = kill's the current line | * @ = kill's the current line | ||
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(You' | (You' | ||
- | === A **Hello, World!** written in B for Unics Version 0 === | + | === A Hello, World! written in B for Unics Version 0 === |
* login as //dmr//, //dmr// | * login as //dmr//, //dmr// | ||
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* Dan Cross - Runner UP | * Dan Cross - Runner UP | ||
* Mary Ann Horton - Valiant Effort | * Mary Ann Horton - Valiant Effort | ||
- | * Seth Morabito (@twylo) - Flailing Attempt (awarded with a '?' | + | * Seth Morabito (@twylo) - Flailing Attempt (awarded with a '?' |
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+ | Karl's effort implements a somewhat ROT1 and was the only working example of TTY IO. The code follows: | ||
<file config fdip.b> | <file config fdip.b> | ||
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|Platform: PDP-11/70| | |Platform: PDP-11/70| | ||
- | By issuing the "sac -nar" | + | By issuing the '' |
- | <file config | + | <file config |
10 PRINT "DO YOU EAT BOOGERS?" | 10 PRINT "DO YOU EAT BOOGERS?" | ||
20 INPUT X | 20 INPUT X | ||
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* Eric Steven Raymond. 2003. “Origins and History of Unix, 1969-1995”. The Art of Unix Programming. http:// | * Eric Steven Raymond. 2003. “Origins and History of Unix, 1969-1995”. The Art of Unix Programming. http:// | ||
* Ken Thompson and Dennis M. Ritchie. 1971. UNIX Programmer' | * Ken Thompson and Dennis M. Ritchie. 1971. UNIX Programmer' | ||
- | * Unix Heritage Wiki. 2015. “PDP-7 Unix”. https:// | + | * Unix Heritage Wiki. 2015. “PDP-7 Unix”. https:// |
+ | * Wikipedia. 2018. “History of Unix”. | ||
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