sob@harvisr.harvard.edu (Scott Bradner) (07/28/88)
Thanks to the many people who responded to my request for the names of Unixen. A number of people requested that I post the results, here they are so far. Please send me corrections if you see errors ( & more names if more they are ) Scott "It all comes about because ATT wouldn't let anyone else use The Word..." R. Salz 386/ix Interactive Systems 42nix WCW ABCenix ABC Accel Celerity AIX IBM Arix Arix Corp. ASTR-IX NEC AU/X Apple Computer AUX Apollo BSD University of Calf. Berkeley Centix Convergent Technology CLIX Fairchild Concentrix Alliant Cromix Cromemco CTIX Counterpoint Desktop/UX Data General DG/UX Data General Distrix Convergent Technology Domain/IX Apollo Domain/OS Apollo 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 HCX/UX Harris HP-UX Hewlett-Packard ICON/UXB Icon INIX Compugraphic IN/ix Wang IRDIS Olivetti IRIS Silicon Graphics IX IBM MORE/bsd Mt. Xinu Minix Andrew Tannembaum MPX Philips MS-UX NEC Munix Cadmus MV/UX Data General Mxelos Perkin-Elmer Nuxi Instruction Set (London) Osnix Osiris OSx Pyramid PC/IX Interactive Systems PC-UX NEC Perpos Computer Consoles Inc. Primos Pr1me ROS Ridge RTU Masscomp 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 TX/OX Tolerant UMACS Encore UMIPS Mips UniCOS Crey Uniq Uniq Digital Technologys Unistride Stride Unity HCR Uniplus Unisoft UNIX AT&T UNOS Charles River Data UTS Amdahl UTX/32 Gould UTek Tektronix Ultrix DEC UN/V Vinix V7M DEC VS IN/ix Wang VX/VE CDC Venix VentureCom Xelos Concurrent Computer Xenix Microsoft XINU Doug Comer Zeus Zilog
dwm@ihlpf.ATT.COM (Meeks) (07/28/88)
In article <5035@husc6.harvard.edu>, sob@harvisr.harvard.edu (Scott Bradner) writes: > Thanks to the many people who responded to my request for the names of > ... > CTIX Counterpoint ______________ Hopefully someone from CounterPoint will confirm this, but my copy of CounterPoint documentation says the operating system is: C-XIX 3.0. It is possible that they are selling two operating systems though. /Life\ Daniel W. Meeks Uucp : ...[att!]ihlpf!dwm /is a\ AT&T Bell Labs Cornet: 348 - 5379 /Mountain.\_____ 200 Park Plaza Phone : 312 - 416 - 5379 Let's go climbing! Naperville, Il 60566
maart@cs.vu.nl (Maarten Litmaath) (07/29/88)
In article <5035@husc6.harvard.edu> sob@harvisr.UUCP (Scott Bradner) writes:
\Minix Andrew Tannembaum
^ ^
That should have been 'Tanenbaum'!
Let everyone get this straight!
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you'll certainly like the ozone gap...|maart@cs.vu.nl, mcvax!botter!maartshore@ncifcrf.gov (Melinda Shore) (07/29/88)
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>> CTIX Counterpoint
CTIX is from Convergent Technologies.
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NCI Supercomputer Facility ..!uunet!ncifcrf.gov!shorelarry@kitty.UUCP (Larry Lippman) (07/29/88)
In article <5035@husc6.harvard.edu>, sob@harvisr.harvard.edu (Scott Bradner) writes: > Thanks to the many people who responded to my request for the names of > Unixen. A number of people requested that I post the results, here they > are so far. Please send me corrections if you see errors ( & more names > if more they are ) The most awful (in my humble opinion :-) operating system that I have seen which resembles UNIX is UniFLEX by Technical Systems Consultants. While it resembles UNIX by virtue of commands and file structures, I believe that it may in fact contain no proprietary AT&T code. <> Larry Lippman @ Recognition Research Corp., Clarence, New York <> UUCP: {allegra|ames|boulder|decvax|rutgers|watmath}!sunybcs!kitty!larry <> VOICE: 716/688-1231 {att|hplabs|mtune|utzoo|uunet}!/ <> FAX: 716/741-9635 {G1,G2,G3 modes} "Have you hugged your cat today?"
henry@garp.mit.edu (Henry Mensch) (07/30/88)
also add AOS and ACIS, which are IBM's names for a 4.x BSD
Unix product for the RT PC line (it's only available to Uni-
versities...)
# Henry Mensch / <henry@garp.mit.edu> / E40-379 MIT, Cambridge, MA
# {decvax,harvard,mit-eddie}!garp!henry / <henry@uk.ac.sussex.cvaxa>bobmon@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu (RAMontante) (07/30/88)
sob@harvisr.UUCP (Scott Bradner) writes: > [...] >"It all comes about because ATT wouldn't let anyone else use The Word..." > R. Salz [...] >Eighth Edition AT&T [...] >UNIX AT&T ...and somebody else mentioned AT&T's official position about UNIX(TM) System being the only legit. name for The Real Thing. So does this mean I can go introduce my own product and call it unix(TM) ?? Hey, it's MY idea!! I posted it first!! If you use "unix" all in lower case, you owe me *big bucks* !!! oops...that's "unix(TM)" all in lower case... -- bob,mon (bobmon@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu) "`This must be deep' means `I can recognize all these words individually, but dam' if I can make any sense out of the order in which they currently appear....'" - Gil Scott Herron
danno@microsoft.UUCP (Daniel A. Norton) (08/03/88)
In article <5456@ihlpf.ATT.COM>, dwm@ihlpf.ATT.COM (Meeks) writes: > In article <5035@husc6.harvard.edu>, sob@harvisr.harvard.edu (Scott Bradner) writes: > > Thanks to the many people who responded to my request for the names of > > ... > > CTIX Counterpoint CTIX is the name that Convergent (formally Convergent Technologies) uses for their variations of UNIX (tm). -- Any opinions expressed are mine, not my employer's. nortond@microsof.beaver.washington.EDU nortond%microsof@uw-beaver.ARPA {decvax,decwrl,sco,sun,trsvax,uunet,uw-beaver}!microsof!nortond
per@erix.UUCP (Per Hedeland) (08/04/88)
In article <5035@husc6.harvard.edu> sob@harvisr.UUCP (Scott Bradner) writes: >Primos Pr1me Better make that Primix (sp?) instead - I've no idea how Un*xish it is, but hopefully more so...
pdb@sei.cmu.edu (Patrick Barron) (08/05/88)
In article <5035@husc6.harvard.edu> sob@harvisr.UUCP (Scott Bradner) writes: >CTIX Counterpoint .... really Convergent Technologies' name for their Un*x >Primos Pr1me ..."PRIMOS" is the native O/S on the Pr1me computers. There is a "Primix" which is a Un*x emulator that runs on top of PRIMOS. --Pat.
ds%arson.CRAY.COM@uc.msc.umn.edu (David Sielaff) (08/17/88)
> UniCOS Crey
UNICOS is, in fact, a product of Cray, never heard of Crey, sorry ;-)
Dave Sielaff
Cray Research
ds%antique.cray.com@uc.msc.umn.edu