Regarding PDP-11/ and rt11 too

From: Megan <mbg_at_world.std.com>
Date: Thu Oct 8 21:38:10 1998

> RT-11 legal restrictions exist...
> RSX-11 No idea, but I'd expect licensing again
> RSTS Licensing again?

They're all covered by licenses. And are available for hobbyists,
but again, only for use with the Supnik emulator. So, as you said,
that doesn't help people with real iron.

> Unix... AVAILABLE via PUPs support group as free binaries and 100$
> license for sources. Initially this seems good but not all PDP-11
> configurations can run unix and not all versions of Unix have the
> drivers to interact with some PDP-11 hardware. So it may take a lot
> of work with limited tools or none to get it going.

V5, V6 and V6 are available from the same site as the Supnik
emulators, and I don't believe the licenses accompanying them
are as strict... and yes, the license for them is only $100.
 
                                        Megan Gentry
                                        Former RT-11 Developer

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