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They could likely sign up an account with the Living Computer Museum in Seattle, and possibly find an appropriate machine running actual Unix V7. Aside, the Li
by peatmoss 9y ago
They could likely sign up an account with the Living Computer Museum in Seattle, and possibly find an appropriate machine running actual Unix V7.
Aside, the Living Computer Museum is amazing, and well worth a trip for anyone. Most of the computers are set up with the expectation that you can play with them.
- beefhash 9y agoI started picking apart the kernel and had a bunch of failed reboots because of it in my V7 installation. I'm fairly certain the LCM wouldn't be thrilled by that idea. That said, this is the first I've heard of the LCM and I'm absolutely in love with it. Unfortunately, it seems skiddies with botnets are, too, ruining availability and ease of access for everyone[1]. I wish I could take a trip to the physical location sometime, too. The DareNET Archives have tried to do the same for IRC a while ago, but in the end, security concerns, difficulties selecting relevant historical IRC software and lack of time made it fairly infeasible. [1] http://www.livingcomputers.org/Discover/Online-Systems/System-Status.aspx http://www.livingcomputers.org/Discover/Online-Systems/Syste...