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Comment #48217072
DG/UX for x86, CTOS, AOS, and RDOS are already included. I hadn't included the R1000 emulator because originally they emulated it at the logic gate level and it literally took a we…
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Comment #48207284
Yeah, I should probably add screenshots of earlier versions of those (or in the case of Domain/OS, screenshots of dm). Rather than just another name for Domain/OS, Domain/IX was ac…
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Comment #48207189
Sorry for the issues with downloads from earlier. The server I was trying to host it on had a failing disk. I now have torrents up, and the direct download links are to archive.org…
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Comment #48207119
I've now added some torrents to the download page (using archive.org as a web seed).
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Comment #48202175
Helios unfortunately isn't yet included. Last time I checked the Transputer emulator doesn't support the special Helios I/O server protocol, which is different from the one that th…
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Comment #48202154
Several older versions of VMS are included, with the latest being 7.3 for Alpha.
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Comment #48202149
Multiple versions and variants of OS-9 are included. There are images for NitrOS-9 on CoCo and Dragon, several ports of OS-9/6809, OS-9/68K 2.4 for X68000, and OS-9000/x86 6.1.
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Comment #48202100
PC/IX 1.0, AIX PS/2 1.3, and AIX/6000 4.3.3 are included; I just didn't post any screenshots of them.
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Comment #48202056
I wish I could do that, but there are a lot of emulators that don't have web versions, and the launcher and related scripts are very heavily dependent on a Unix-like OS and there i…
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Comment #48202028
I haven't yet included a full list, but I guess I could include one. All of those OSes you mentioned are included. BTRON isn't a single OS, but a small family of OSes based on a co…
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Comment #48201829
Yeah, they're very common. Some emulators like QEMU and MAME have many different versions included in order to deal with regressions.
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Comment #48201812
TOPS-20 4.1 and 7.1 are both included. I'm not aware of any fully working TENEX images unfortunately. There are partial images, but last time I checked they weren't in a state that…
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Comment #48201759
The vast majority were downloaded. A few I got when I exchanged compilation DVDs with someone in Finland in 2006 and 2009 (I uploaded the images on those to BetaArchive back then a…
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Comment #48201695
The last version of TempleOS is included, but I installed it myself, and I didn't bother to include most of the images that I just installed by myself in the credits. I'm also plan…
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Comment #48201658
Several different SIMH forks are included, along with a lot of other emulators; there are well over 150 different emulators, with some having multiple versions and variants present…
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Comment #48201596
NetWare 4.11 and 6.5 are included, but just don't have any screenshots on the site (the screenshots are not exhaustive at all and just a small sampling of what's there). And even t…
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Comment #48201409
That was Voyetra Audiostation, and I definitely remember having it on the Packard Bell 486 that was my family's first computer (which was already obsolete when we got it, since we …
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Comment #48201326
I've heard of custom shells for Windows before, but not that specific one
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Comment #48201324
I've got Pick PC R83 V3.1 included. The screenshots on the front page are a very small sampling of what's there.
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Comment #48201310
Yeah, I'd definitely like to see older versions of AEGIS as well
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Comment #48201303
Yeah, MAME has had working Apollo emulation since around 2010. Domain/OS is definitely pretty odd. You could almost mistake SR10 for a normal functional Unix if you use the SysV or…
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Comment #48195313
I don't think I've heard of an alternate shell/launcher like that before. Do you remember what it was called?
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Comment #45071036
At least for certain types of OSes, it should be relatively easy to get most of Linux's hardware support by porting LKL ( https://github.com/lkl/linux ) and adding appropriate hook…
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Comment #42981973
I'm a little bit skeptical as to how successful a hard fork of Linux that only differs from the mainline kernel by having a bit more Rust code actually would be. If you're going to…