sob@harvisr.harvard.edu (Scott Bradner) (07/16/89)
I'm preparing a talk on UNIX(tm) for IBMers and am trying to update my list of the various names for UNIX(tm). If you see errors of commission or omission please send me a note. (Yes I'll post the final list.) Thanks Scott Bradner Harvard University sob@harvard.harvard.edu ...!harvard!sob 386/ix Interactive Systems 42nix Whitechapel ABCenix DIAB Accel Celerity AIX IBM AMIX Amega AOS IBM Arix Arix Corp. ASTR-IX NEC A/UX Apple Computer AUX Apollo BSD University of Calf. Berkeley Centix Convergent Technology CLIX Fairchild Coherent Mark Williams Concentrix Alliant CPIX IBM Cromix Cromemco C-XIX Counterpoint CTIX Convergent Technology Desktop/UX Data General DG/UX Data General Distrix Convergent Technology DNIX DIAB Domain/IX Apollo Domain/OS Apollo DRS/NX ICL Dualix Dual DVIX Northern Telecom Dynix Sequent edition7 Concurrent Computer Eighth Edition AT&T ENIX ELXSI Eunice The Wollongong Group For:Pro Fortune Genix National Semiconductor GNU Free Software Foundation GX Transport Canada HCX/UX Harris HP-UX Hewlett-Packard ICON/UXB Icon INIX Compugraphic IN/ix Wang IDRIS Whitesmiths Iris Silicon Graphics IS/1 Interactive Systems IS/3 Interactive Systems IS/WB Interactive Systems IX/370 IBM LynxOS Lynx Real-Time Systems Mach CMU MERT AT&T MORE/bsd Mt. Xinu MKS Toolkit Mortice Kern Systems Minix Andrew Tanenbaum MPX Philips MS-UX NEC Munix Cadmus MV/UX Data General Mxelos Perkin-Elmer NDIX Norsk Data Nuxi Instruction Set (London) Opus 5 Opus Systems OSF/1 Open Software Foundation Osnix Osiris OSx Pyramid PC/IX IBM PC-UX NEC Perpos Computer Consoles Inc. POSIX IEEE Primix Pr1me Regulus Alcyon Corp. ROS Ridge RTU Masscomp Scenix Scientific Computer Systems Sinix Siemens Sironix Unison SunOS Sun Microsystems Symmetrix Symmetric sysV68 Logic Process System V/386 Microport System V/AT Microport SX/1100 Unisys SX/AR E20 Panafacom TAU Associated Computer Experts Topix Sequoia Tower Operating Sys. NCR TX Tolerant Systems UCOS Honeywell-BULL UMAX Encore UMIPS Mips UniCOS Cray UniFLEX Technical Systems Consulting UniStride MicroSage Uniq Uniq Digital Technologys Unity HCR UniPlus+ UniSoft UNIX\(tm AT&T UNOS Charles River Data Systems UTS Amdahl UTX/32 Gould UTek Tektronix ULTRIX DEC UN/V Vinix V7M DEC VM/IX IBM VS IN/ix Wang VX/VE CDC Venix VentureCom Xelos Concurrent Computer Xenix Microsoft XINU Doug Comer (semi-clone) Zeus Zilog
bph@buengc.BU.EDU (Blair P. Houghton) (08/06/89)
In article <20515@adm.BRL.MIL> rbj@dsys.ncsl.nist.gov (Root Boy Jim) writes: >? From: Scott Bradner <sob@harvisr.harvard.edu> > >? Well, here is the result of my request for the the 10,000 names of >? UNIX > >Yeah, but how about all the fantasy versions that never were? >I'll start the list: > >lunix Neil Armstrong was the first user How about stultics Embarrassing version eunux Impotent version --Blair "...Very boring version..."
bph@buengc.BU.EDU (Blair P. Houghton) (08/11/89)
In article <710001@gore.com> jacob@gore.com (Jacob Gore) writes: > > punnix -- For people with... special needs. You know who you are. punix There are two systems called this. One is ancient and has been the subject of much study by those interested in OS wars. The other describes the tiny minds of the designers of the kernel it's designed to gainsay. --Blair "Dipstix: You're a quarter-meg low."