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I found the selection of computers emulated to be interesting. Other than fairly popular (in their time) computers like various VAXen, also machines like the S
by guenthert 3y ago
I found the selection of computers emulated to be interesting. Other than fairly popular (in their time) computers like various VAXen, also machines like the SDS 940 of which only a few dozens were ever made. What the the SDS 940 lacks in numbers it makes up in historical importance though (first node on ARPANET, host of first BBS, host used for the Mother of All Demos etc.).
- pmcjones 3y agoThe time sharing system on the SDS 940 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Genie https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Genie) led to TENEX on the PDP-10.
- notsurenymore 3y agoI used it a while back to simulate something in the HP 1000 series. Funny enough, I actually had a machine from that family, along with a variety of other more obscure and niche retro computers and other equipment, sadly I lost all of it, but the reality was it was just costing me a ton of money to get them working again.