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Time-sharing Systems

Significant early timesharing systems:

See also: Time-sharing system evolution
  • Allen-Babcock RUSH Time-sharing System
  • BBN PDP-1 Time-sharing System -> Massachusetts General Hospital PDP-1D -> MUMPS
  • BBN TENEX -> DEC TOPS-20, Foonly FOONEX, MAXC OS at PARC, Stanford LOTS
  • Burroughs Time-sharing MCP -> HP 3000 MPE
  • Berkeley Timesharing System at UC Berkeley Project Genie -> Scientific Data Systems SDS 940 (Tymshare, BBN, SRI, Community Memory) -> BCC 500 -> MAXC at PARC
  • UC Berkeley CAL-TSS (ran on CDC 6400)
  • UC Berkeley BSD UNIX
  • CDC Kronos
  • Compu-Time, Inc (Ran on a Honeywell 400/4000) Started 1968 in Ft Lauderdale, FL, moved to Daytona Beach in 1970.
  • Dartmouth Time Sharing System (DTSS) -> GE Time-sharing -> GEnie
  • DEC PDP-6 Time-sharing Monitor -> TOPS-10 -> TSS-8, RSTS-11, RSX-11 -> VAX/VMS
  • HP-2000 Timeshared BASIC
  • IBM TSS/360
  • IBM CP-67 -> VM/CMS
  • IBM CALL/360, CALL/OS - using IBM 360/50
  • International Timesharing Corporation
  • Michigan Terminal System
  • Michigan State University CDC SCOPE/HUSTLER System
  • MIT CTSS -> MULTICS (MIT/GE/Bell Labs) -> UNIX, PRIMOS
  • MIT PDP-1 Time-sharing System -> ITS
  • MUSIC/SP -> McGill University System for Interactive Computing
  • National CSS -> VP/CSS (ran on IBM 360 series; originally based on IBM's CP/CMS
  • Oregon State University OS-3 (ran on CDC 3000 series)
  • RAND JOSS -> JOSS-2 -> JOSS-3
  • RCA Time Sharing Operating System
  • Service in Informatics and Analysis (SIA) (ran on CDC 6600 Kronos system)
  • System Development Corporation Time-sharing System on the AN/FSQ-32
  • Stanford PDP-1 Time-sharing System -> SAIL -> WAITS
  • Time Sharing Ltd. First commercial Time-sharing system in Europe and first dual (fault tolerant) Time-sharing system.
  • Tymshare SDS-940 -> Tymcom X -> Tymcom XX
  • XDS CP-V -> Honeywell CP-6
  • Univac/Unisys VMOS, VS/9

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