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TAOS also ran on many other architectures (68K, x86, ARM). It implemented a virtual processor (VP1) and evolved into Elate but didn't get much recognition despi
by TickleSteve 6y ago
TAOS also ran on many other architectures (68K, x86, ARM).
It implemented a virtual processor (VP1) and evolved into Elate but didn't get much recognition despite its novelty.
TAOS was definitely ahead of its time, but rarely gets mentioned unfortunately.