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People were really replacing Unix stacks with mainframes? That they didn't already have? In the 90's?
by smitherfield 10y ago
People were really replacing Unix stacks with mainframes? That they didn't already have? In the 90's?
- dredmorbius 10y agoThat's not what I was trying to communicate. Rather that the options for online systems were generally: Mainframe, Mini (usually DEC), or Unix. Also, this was pre-Web "online", meaning for the most part in-house processing support. I can attest to at least one case of VMS being retained in favour of Unix, which was retired. In the mid-1990s. Go figure.