Informal meeting of GNU/Emacs users
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Emacs users meeting in the hacklab of Sevilla.
Emacs users meeting in Sevilla. As announced on the hackarena website: http://sevilla.hacklabs.org/?q=node/14 This weekend there will be an informal meeting between Emacs users.
OpenVMS licenses
Introduction In this text I am going to describe the steps needed to obtain the licenses that HP gives to those of us who use this operating system as a hobby.
Photographs of old computers
TIME magazine published, some time ago, a few photos of machines that form part of the history of computing.
Getting to know PRIMOS
PRIMOS was written in Fortran IV and assembler. It was an operating system descended from Multics. The source code is available here: http://www.andrewpetermarlow.co.uk/goodies/Rev_19p2p3.tar.bz2 There is an emulator that…
Emulating ITS (Incompatible Timesharing System)
Our editor Pacolinux has written a new post. After installing Ubuntu you may think you are already a hacker, but if you want to know how the MIT hackers worked, ITS should be on your reading list.
ITS on klh10
Presentation The following post is written as a recipe. If you have a system with the gcc compiler, such as GNU/Linux, you will only have to copy and paste what I put in the boxes and in less than 10-1…
We are losing the connection
We are back online, thanks to a temporary router provided by our collaborator PacoLinux. Until the definitive router reaches us, perhaps a Cisco 837, we may have another outage next week when we do the migration…
X ported to plan9
Even though the die hard plan9 users will keep using rio, the Announcement of Equis will serve those who, because of their dependence on unix programs, felt they needed an X server.
Virtualising Plan 9 with Lguest
To read the article in detail, visit: Set up Plan 9 with the Lguest hypervisor
Configure plan9 with the lguest hypervisor
Introduction Plan9 from Bell Labs is the operating system created by the same laboratories that invented Unix. It can run natively on different architectures, or also as a virtual machine with Qemu, X…
The Unix-Jun72 project
A project has been created to recover first edition Unix, dated June 1972, exactly as specified in the Unix Programmer's Manual of 3 November 1971.