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HP-UX is still alive until 2025 apparently. I used on my workstation for a while (an HP Visualize C3000) in the 90s -- it was my first 64-bit workstation. It'
by rkeene2 9y ago
HP-UX is still alive until 2025 apparently. I used on my workstation for a while (an HP Visualize C3000) in the 90s -- it was my first 64-bit workstation. It's not great.
- vram22 9y agoInteresting. Haven't used it for a while. I miss that OS. Last used it some years ago, so things have moved on since then. For the time, I found it good, though. And HP had pretty good quality in those days - in both hardware and software (the stuff I used, anyway). Also, I only used it on HP business servers - the PA-RISC series, not on their workstations. Don't know, but there could be some differences in the HP-UX versions between the servers and workstations, the latter which, IIRC, were based on the acquisition of Apollo (but don't know much about that).
- rkeene2 9y agoThe HP Visualize C3000 is a PA-RISC 2.0 system (2x 400MHz processors). I still build a cross-compiler toolchain for HP-UX PA-RISC 2.0 long-mode (64-bit address mode).