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We had a lab of I think Mac IIx's running A/UX at Georgia Tech. My understanding was that Apple only did A/UX so they could satisfy a government procurement req
by ja27 11y ago
We had a lab of I think Mac IIx's running A/UX at Georgia Tech. My understanding was that Apple only did A/UX so they could satisfy a government procurement requirement of having an available *nix for their hardware. We weren't supposed to let people reboot them into Mac OS so the lab was mostly empty all the time.
- yuhong 11y agoA/UX 2.0 was much better than 1.x I think though, including the Finder and MultiFinder (previously Mac apps had to be launched from the command line). Trivia: A/UX 1.x used separate programs to be used at the command line to read/write MFS/HFS volumes, and 1.0 only included the MFS one.