From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 487 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2050 people, 739 mail addresses, and 127 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 5064 documents, with links to 3160 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies. The source provided by Bull is available at
https://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) The DPS8M Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.8; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
Current simulator stataus is at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and this page has a link to a gitlab repository for the current Multics release
https://dps8m.gitlab.io/sb/MR12.8/
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From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 487 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2050 people, 738 mail addresses, and 127 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 5064 documents, with links to 3160 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies. The source provided by Bull is available at
https://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) The DPS8M Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.8; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
Current simulator stataus is at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and this page has a link to a gitlab repository for the current Multics release
https://dps8m.gitlab.io/sb/MR12.8/
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From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 487 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2050 people, 737 mail addresses, and 127 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 5064 documents, with links to 3160 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies. The source provided by Bull is available at
https://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) The DPS8M Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.8; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
Current simulator stataus is at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and this page has a link to a gitlab repository for the current Multics release
https://dps8m.gitlab.io/sb/MR12.8/
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From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 487 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2050 people, 736 mail addresses, and 127 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 5064 documents, with links to 3160 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies. The source provided by Bull is available at
https://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) The DPS8M Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.8; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
Current simulator stataus is at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and this page has a link to a gitlab repository for the current Multics release
https://dps8m.gitlab.io/sb/MR12.8/
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From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 487 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2050 people, 736 mail addresses, and 127 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 5064 documents, with links to 3160 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies. The source provided by Bull is available at
https://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) The DPS8M Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.8; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
Current simulator stataus is at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and this page has a link to a gitlab repository for the current Multics release
https://dps8m.gitlab.io/sb/MR12.8/
--- Synchronet 3.21a-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 487 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2054 people, 735 mail addresses, and 127 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 5065 documents, with links to 3161 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies. The source provided by Bull is available at
https://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) The DPS8M Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.8; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
Current simulator stataus is at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and this page has a link to a gitlab repository for the current Multics release
https://dps8m.gitlab.io/sb/MR12.8/
--- Synchronet 3.21a-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 487 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2054 people, 734 mail addresses, and 127 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 5065 documents, with links to 3161 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies. The source provided by Bull is available at
https://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) The DPS8M Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.8; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
Current simulator stataus is at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and this page has a link to a gitlab repository for the current Multics release
https://dps8m.gitlab.io/sb/MR12.8/
--- Synchronet 3.21a-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 488 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2054 people, 734 mail addresses, and 127 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 5065 documents, with links to 3161 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies. The source provided by Bull is available at
https://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) The DPS8M Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.8; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
Current simulator stataus is at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and this page has a link to a gitlab repository for the current Multics release
https://dps8m.gitlab.io/sb/MR12.8/
--- Synchronet 3.21b-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //www.multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
http://www.multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 280 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

Paul Green mirrors this information at Stratus at
ftp://ftp.stratus.com/pub/vos/multics/tvv/multics.html

A2) There is a closed Yahoo Groups mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 174 members.
Apply at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/multicians/

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 409 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //www.multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
http://www.multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 280 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

Paul Green mirrors this information at Stratus at
ftp://ftp.stratus.com/pub/vos/multics/tvv/multics.html

A2) There is a closed Yahoo Groups mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 174 members.
Apply at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/multicians/

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 406 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //www.multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
http://www.multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 280 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

Paul Green mirrors this information at Stratus at
ftp://ftp.stratus.com/pub/vos/multics/tvv/multics.html

A2) There is a closed Yahoo Groups mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 173 members.
Apply at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/multicians/

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 405 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
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From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 280 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

Paul Green mirrors this information at Stratus at
ftp://ftp.stratus.com/pub/vos/multics/tvv/multics.html

A2) There is a closed Yahoo Groups mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 173 members.
Apply at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/multicians/

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 403 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 280 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

Paul Green mirrors this information at Stratus at
ftp://ftp.stratus.com/pub/vos/multics/tvv/multics.html

A2) There is a closed Yahoo Groups mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 173 members.
Apply at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/multicians/

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 281 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

Paul Green mirrors this information at Stratus at
ftp://ftp.stratus.com/pub/vos/multics/tvv/multics.html

A2) There is a closed Yahoo Groups mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 173 members.
Apply at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/multicians/

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 405 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 281 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

Paul Green mirrors this information at Stratus at
ftp://ftp.stratus.com/pub/vos/multics/tvv/multics.html

A2) There is a closed Yahoo Groups mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 173 members.
Apply at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/multicians/

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 412 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 281 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

Paul Green mirrors this information at Stratus at
ftp://ftp.stratus.com/pub/vos/multics/tvv/multics.html

A2) There is a closed Yahoo Groups mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 173 members.
Apply at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/multicians/

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 412 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 281 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

Paul Green mirrors this information at Stratus at
ftp://ftp.stratus.com/pub/vos/multics/tvv/multics.html

A2) There is a closed Yahoo Groups mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 173 members.
Apply at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/multicians/

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 412 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 283 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

Paul Green mirrors this information at Stratus at
ftp://ftp.stratus.com/pub/vos/multics/tvv/multics.html

A2) There is a closed Yahoo Groups mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 173 members.
Apply at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/multicians/

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 414 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 284 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

Paul Green mirrors this information at Stratus at
ftp://ftp.stratus.com/pub/vos/multics/tvv/multics.html

A2) There is a closed Yahoo Groups mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 173 members.
Apply at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/multicians/

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 415 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 285 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

Paul Green mirrors this information at Stratus at
ftp://ftp.stratus.com/pub/vos/multics/tvv/multics.html

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 415 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 285 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

Paul Green mirrors this information at Stratus at
ftp://ftp.stratus.com/pub/vos/multics/tvv/multics.html

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 422 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
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From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 285 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

Paul Green mirrors this information at Stratus at
ftp://ftp.stratus.com/pub/vos/multics/tvv/multics.html

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 425 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 287 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

Paul Green mirrors this information at Stratus at
ftp://ftp.stratus.com/pub/vos/multics/tvv/multics.html

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 426 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 288 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

Paul Green mirrors this information at Stratus at
ftp://ftp.stratus.com/pub/vos/multics/tvv/multics.html

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 429 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 289 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

Paul Green mirrors this information at Stratus at
ftp://ftp.stratus.com/pub/vos/multics/tvv/multics.html

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 431 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 291 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

Paul Green mirrors this information at Stratus at
ftp://ftp.stratus.com/pub/vos/multics/tvv/multics.html

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 432 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 293 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

Paul Green mirrors this information at Stratus at
ftp://ftp.stratus.com/pub/vos/multics/tvv/multics.html

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 432 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 293 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

Paul Green mirrors this information at Stratus at
ftp://ftp.stratus.com/pub/vos/multics/tvv/multics.html

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 431 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 293 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 430 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 294 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 430 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 295 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 429 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 296 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 428 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 296 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 431 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 296 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 433 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 296 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 431 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 296 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 431 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 296 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 429 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 296 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 428 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 296 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 429 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 297 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 434 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 297 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 434 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 297 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 433 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
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From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 298 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 433 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 298 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 435 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 298 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 435 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 298 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 435 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 299 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 435 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 300 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 435 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 302 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 435 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 302 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 434 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 302 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 435 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 302 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 436 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 302 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 438 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
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archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 302 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A3) There is a large collection of scanned Multics manuals online
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A4) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A5) There is a "fan page" for Multics on Facebook, open to
any Facebook user.
https://www.facebook.com/multicsfans
It currently has 436 fans.

A6) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A7) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.5; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
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archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 489 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2044 people, 747 mail addresses, and 134 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 1110 documents, with links to 594 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.7; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
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archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 489 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2044 people, 748 mail addresses, and 131 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 1110 documents, with links to 594 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.7; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 489 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2044 people, 748 mail addresses, and 128 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 1110 documents, with links to 594 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 157 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.7; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 489 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2044 people, 748 mail addresses, and 128 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 1112 documents, with links to 596 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.7; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 489 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2044 people, 748 mail addresses, and 128 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 1112 documents, with links to 596 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.7; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 484 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2044 people, 748 mail addresses, and 128 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 1112 documents, with links to 596 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.7; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 485 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2044 people, 748 mail addresses, and 128 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 1112 documents, with links to 596 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.7; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 485 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2044 people, 748 mail addresses, and 128 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 1112 documents, with links to 596 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.7; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 485 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2044 people, 748 mail addresses, and 127 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 1112 documents, with links to 596 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.7; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
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From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 486 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2046 people, 748 mail addresses, and 127 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 1113 documents, with links to 598 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.7; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 486 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2046 people, 746 mail addresses, and 127 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 1113 documents, with links to 598 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.7; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 486 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2046 people, 746 mail addresses, and 127 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 1115 documents, with links to 600 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.7; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 486 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2046 people, 746 mail addresses, and 127 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 1115 documents, with links to 601 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.7; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 486 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2046 people, 746 mail addresses, and 127 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 1116 documents, with links to 602 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.7; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 486 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2046 people, 745 mail addresses, and 127 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 1126 documents, with links to 612 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.7; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 487 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2046 people, 743 mail addresses, and 127 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 5058 documents, with links to 3159 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.7; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 487 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2046 people, 744 mail addresses, and 127 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 5058 documents, with links to 3159 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.7; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 487 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2046 people, 743 mail addresses, and 127 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 5058 documents, with links to 3159 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.7; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 487 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2046 people, 742 mail addresses, and 126 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 5059 documents, with links to 3159 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.7; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
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From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 487 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2047 people, 741 mail addresses, and 126 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 5059 documents, with links to 3160 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.7; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 487 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2047 people, 742 mail addresses, and 126 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 5059 documents, with links to 3160 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.7; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 487 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2047 people, 741 mail addresses, and 126 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 5059 documents, with links to 3160 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.7; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 487 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2047 people, 741 mail addresses, and 126 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 5063 documents, with links to 3160 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies.
http://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) Harry Reed's Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.7; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
see http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and http://ringzero.wikidot.com/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 487 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2047 people, 742 mail addresses, and 126 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 5063 documents, with links to 3160 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies. The source provided by Bull is available at
https://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) The DPS8M Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.8; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
Current simulator stataus is at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and this page has a link to a gitlab repository for the current Multics release
https://dps8m.gitlab.io/sb/MR12.8/
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From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 487 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2047 people, 742 mail addresses, and 126 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 5063 documents, with links to 3160 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies. The source provided by Bull is available at
https://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) The DPS8M Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.8; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
Current simulator stataus is at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and this page has a link to a gitlab repository for the current Multics release
https://dps8m.gitlab.io/sb/MR12.8/
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From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

thvv@multicians.org (Tom Van Vleck) wrote:

Q) How can I view alt.os.multics via the web?
A) View http://groups.google.com/ and then enter alt.os.multics
in the top search box and return. You may wish to sort by date.

Really?
--
I do not bite, I just want to play.
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From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 487 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2047 people, 742 mail addresses, and 126 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 5063 documents, with links to 3160 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies. The source provided by Bull is available at
https://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) The DPS8M Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.8; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
Current simulator stataus is at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and this page has a link to a gitlab repository for the current Multics release
https://dps8m.gitlab.io/sb/MR12.8/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 487 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2047 people, 742 mail addresses, and 126 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 5063 documents, with links to 3160 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies. The source provided by Bull is available at
https://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) The DPS8M Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.8; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
Current simulator stataus is at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and this page has a link to a gitlab repository for the current Multics release
https://dps8m.gitlab.io/sb/MR12.8/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 487 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2050 people, 739 mail addresses, and 127 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 5064 documents, with links to 3160 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies. The source provided by Bull is available at
https://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) The DPS8M Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.8; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
Current simulator stataus is at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and this page has a link to a gitlab repository for the current Multics release
https://dps8m.gitlab.io/sb/MR12.8/
--- Synchronet 3.21d-Linux NewsLink 1.2

From Newsgroup: alt.os.multics

archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

=================================================================
Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 488 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2054 people, 732 mail addresses, and 127 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 5065 documents, with links to 3161 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies. The source provided by Bull is available at
https://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) The DPS8M Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.8; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
Current simulator stataus is at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and this page has a link to a gitlab repository for the current Multics release
https://dps8m.gitlab.io/sb/MR12.8/
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archive-name: multics/general
URL: //multicians.org/history.html

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Please post updates to alt.os.multics or mail to <thvv@multicians.org> =================================================================
Q) What is the purpose of alt.os.multics?
A) This group is for the discussion of the Multics operating
system. Discussion sometimes strays to other topics of
interest to Multicians, e.g.
- Honeywell hardware architecture
- CTSS, DTSS and other ancestors
- Honeywell management mistakes and if-onlys
- PRIMOS, GCOS Timesharing, UNIX, and other cousins
and descendants
For discussions of the history of other operating
systems, try alt.folklore.computers or the groups
dedicated to these systems.

alt.os.multics is a public unmoderated newsgroup with an
estimated readership of thousands. If you have a comment
of limited interest, please use e-mail instead. =================================================================
Q) What other sources are available on-line to find out more
about Multics?
A1) There is a large set of Multics Web pages available at
https://multicians.org/
including History, People, Sites, bibliography, the 250K
Multics Glossary, papers, stories, and pictures of
Multicians and 6180s. There are 488 HTML pages
comprising over 1,000,000 lines and 512 graphic images.

A2) The list of Multicians https://multicians.org/multicians.html
lists 2055 people, 733 mail addresses, and 127 home pages.

A3) The Multics bibliography https://multicians.org/biblio.html
lists 5065 documents, with links to 3161 online.

A4) There is a closed mailing list for Multicians.
It currently has 156 members.
Apply at multicians+subscribe@groups.io with a description
of your contribution to Multics.

A5) A large online collection of scanned Multics manuals is
provided by Al Kossow at
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/honeywell/large_systems/multics/

A6) The LinkedIn group "multicians" has been set up for Multicians
who use the LinkedIn social networking site.
It currently has 293 members.
To join it, send mail to the editor.

A7) Open Source for Multics is hosted at MIT, courtesy of Bull HN. It
is available "for any purpose and without fee" provided that the
copyright notice and historical background are preserved in all
copies. The source provided by Bull is available at
https://web.mit.edu/multics-history/

A8) The DPS8M Multics system simulator is available for download.
It can boot Multics MR 12.8; you can log in, compile PL/I programs, etc.
Current simulator stataus is at
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/
and this page has a link to a gitlab repository for the current Multics release
https://dps8m.gitlab.io/sb/MR12.8/
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