Messages in this thread |  | | Date | Wed, 1 May 1996 14:37:17 +1000 (EST) | From | Mick J Hellstrom <> | Subject | Re: FreeVMS? |
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On Tue, 30 Apr 1996, Drew Eckhardt wrote: > >> > I know that this is not the most appropriate place the ask, but is there > >> > any development on a VMS clone?? A VMS for x86 and other hardware could b > >e > >> > particularly interesting... > >> > >> You're kidding, right? > > > >Actually, I've heard that someone is working on a TRS-80 port to x86 > > Huh? > > TRS-80 was the brand name Radio Shack sold their computer hardware > under. Depending on which model you had, you could run TRS-DOS, > CPM, and/or XENIX; or OS/9.
In the immortal words from Foghorn, Leghorn, "I say, it's a joke, son!"
It seemed to me that a VMS port would seem as ridiculous as a Trash-80 port. Well, OK, maybe I should have specified which OS, I meant TRSDOS.
Actually, maybe I could write an emulator, I've still got all those floppies still.......
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