>
> >
> > Is there anyone who DIDN'T make a UNIX port?
> > Apple - A/UX
> > IBM - AIX
> > MS - Xenix
> > AT&T - UNIX
> > DEC?
>
> DEC - Ultrix ?
V7M11-> Ultrix11
Ultrix32->Ultrix->OSF/1->Digital Unix
> ICL - PNX
> Acorn - RISCix ?
>
> Dunno if all those had genuine AT&T code in them, but they certainly felt
> like unix.
Sure was real AT&T code in A/UX, AIX, Xenix, Ultrix...
>
> There was also a thing called Uniplus+ which turned up on 68000 machines
> in the mid 1980s (I've seen it on Torches and Plesseys). I can't remember
> who wrote it, though
>
Also ran on Perkin-Elmer 73xx machines. Uniplus was from UniSoft
who did a lot of 68k flavored v7, SysIII and SysV ports.
Uniplus SysIII had some Berkeley enhancements in it. Uniplus SysV
also was pulled into Concurrent/Perkin Elmer's MicroXelos.
Idris (also sold by Perkin Elmer) was (like Coherent) a third party
unix-workalike.
>
> -tony
>
>
Bill
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