>IN ADDITION, I JUST NOTICED YOU ASKED FOR:
>
>DRUM ROLL, FIREWORKS, ENTERPRISE GOING TO WARP!!
>
>PDP in general, as opposed to PDP-11 which everyone has
>been focused upon. Did you mean PDP-11 ONLY - OR
>dod you actually want a list of all PDP systems? While just
>the list for PDP-11 would occupy a whole VERY LARGE
>chapter in a book, such a list for ALL PDP would occupy
>a VERY LARGE book.
>
>Perhaps I exaggerate just a bit since just a list with one line
>to specify only the name of the OSen would probably not
>be too extreme - it depends on what you mean by variants.
>
>Sincerely yours,
>
>Jerome Fine
Good point Jerome, I'd missed that myself. I think it's really only the
PDP-8 and PDP-11 that have huge lists of OS's. Though just about every DEC
system seems to have several.
My DEC emulation website (
http://www.aracnet.com/~healyzh/decemu.html )
does mention quite a few of the OS's available for each DEC family,
however, that's one aspect of it that needs more work. Especially since I
don't have pages up for systems that don't have emulators.
Zane
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Received on Tue Jun 25 2002 - 14:18:24 BST