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8 Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Apple Mac OS X Server 1.0 Linux Linux Linux Linux (7,0)
9 Linux Linux NetBSD Linux NetBSD Linux NetBSD ux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux The AMD K6-III Intel Pentium III (450 and 500 MHz) Intel Celeron (400, 366 M Linux pre3 Linux pre4 Linux p Linux Linux Linux (8,0)
10 FreeBSD Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux pre1 Linux pre2 leron (400, 366 MHz) Intel Pentium II Xeon (450 MHz) Intel Mobile Pentium (300 MHz) with MMX Linux pre5 Linux pre6 Linux pre7 Linux Linux NetBSD 1.4 Linux Linux Linux Apple Mac OS X DP3 Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux NetBSD Linux Linux Linux NetBSD Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Apple Mac OS X DP2 (9,0)
11 Linux Linux Linux FreeBSD 3 BSD Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux FreeBSD Linux MMX Apple Mac OS X DP1 IBM Advanced Interactive executive Solaris 7 Intel Pentium III (550 MH Apple Darwin 0.1 x Linux Apple Darwin 0.2 FreeBSD 3 Solaris 8 Apple Mac OS X DP4 Linux Linux pre1 Linux pre2 Linux pre3 Apple Darwin 1.0 Linux pre4 Linux pre5 Linux pre6 Linux pre7 Linux Linux Linux x Linux Linux Apple Darwin 0.3 FreeBSD 3.3 Linux Linux Linux Linux X DP2 Solaris 8 (beta) Linux Linux Linux FreeBSD 3.4 FreeBSD 3.5 Linux Linux Linux Microsoft Windows 2000 Da (10,0)
12 Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Cairo beta 2 (Microsoft Windo Linux tium III (550 MHz) FreeBSD 3.0 Microsoft Windows New Technology 4.0 Service Pack 4 Intel Celeron (433 M FreeBSD 3.1 FreeBSD 3.2 Linux Microsoft Windows New Technology 4.0 Service Pack 6a Plan 9 r3 Microsoft Windows 2000 Linux Linux Linux pre pre7 Microsoft Windows 2000 Datacenter Server (beta 2) Linux ux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux indows 2000 Datacenter Server (release candidate 1) Microsoft Windows.NET (announcement) Microsoft Windows.NET (Whistler alpha) Microsoft Window (11,0)
13 Linux (Microsoft Windows NT 5.0) el Celeron (433 MHz) Mobile Intel Celeron (266 and 300 MHz) Red Hat Linux 6.0 Intel Celeron (466 MHz) Linux pre8 dows 2000 Microsoft Windows New Technology 4.0 Service Pack 5 Red Hat Linux 6.2 Debian GNU Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux FreeBSD 4.0 FreeBSD 5.0 Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Microsoft Windows New Technology 4.0 Service Pack 6 Linux Linux Red Hat Linux 6.1 Microsoft Windows 2000 Final Release icrosoft Windows 2000 Service Pack 1 (12,0)
14 Linux Linux (466 MHz) Mobile Intel Celeron (333 MHz) Debian GNU/Linux 2.1 Mobile Intel Celeron (366 MHz) ux pre8 Linux pre9 Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Debian GNU/Linux 2.2 ebsd 4.0 ebsd 5.0 Linux pre8 Linux pre9 Linux test1 inux 6.1 Linux test2 Linux test3 FreeBSD 4.1 Linux test4 Linux test5 Linux test6 (13,0)
15 MHz) Mobile Intel Celeron (400 MHz) Microsoft Windows 2000 announcement BSD/OS Intel Mobile Pe The Practial Extraction and Reporting Language BSD/OS 4.1 OpenBSD 2.6 OpenBSD 2.7 Linux test5 Linux test6 (14,0)
16 OpenBSD 2.3 OpenBSD 2.4 Intel Mobile Pentium II (266, 300, 333, and 366 MHz) Intel Pentium III (600 MHz) OpenBSD 2.5 Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition Intel Pentium III (866, 850 MHz) (0.18 micron process) Microsoft Windows Millenium Edition Intel Penti Intel Pentium III (500, 533, , 667, 700, and 733 MHz) (0.18 mi penbsd 2.6 penbsd 2.7 (15,0)
17 MHz) IBM Advanced Interactive executive Intel Mobile Pentium II (400 MHz) (0.25 micron process) Linux Intel Pentium III (700 MHz) (0.18 micron process) Intel Pentium III (933 MHz) (0.18 micron process) Linux Linux III (500, 533, 550, 600, 33 MHz) (0.18 micron process) (16,0)
18 n process) Apple Mac OS X Server The AMD Athlon Intel Mobile Pentium II (400 MHz) (0.1 n process) Apple Mac OS X Server 1.2 The AMD Duron Intel Mobile Pentium III with SpeedStep (650, 600 MH Intel Mobile Pentium III (500, 450, and 400 MHz) (0.18 micron (17,0)
19 II (400 MHz) (0.18 micron process) tep (650, 600 MHz) Intel Pentium III Xeon (800 MHz) (0.18 micron process) Intel Pentium II Xeon (866 MHz) (0.1 Hz) (0.18 micron process) Intel Pentium III (600, 667, and 733 MHz) (0.18 micron process) (18,0)
20 Intel Celeron (500 MHz) Mobile Intel Celeron Processor (466/433 M on (866 MHz) (0.18 micron process) Intel Celeron (600 and 566 MHz) Intel Celeron (533 MHz) Mobile Intel Celer (19,0)
21 Linux ocessor (466/433 MHz) Intel Pentium III Xeon (500 and 550 MHz) Mobile Intel Celeron Processor (500, 450 MHz) Hewlett-Packard Unix 11i Mobile Intel Celeron (550 MHz) (0.18 Linux Linux (20,0)
22 MHz) (550 MHz) (0.18 micron process) Intel Mobile Pentium III with SpeedStep (700 MHz) Intel Pentium III (1 GHz) ( ISO C (C90) (21,0)
23 tium III (1 GHz) (0.18 micron process) Intel Pentium III Xeon (933 MHz) (0.18 micron process) (22,0)
24 (23,0)
25 (0,1)
26 (1,1)
27 (2,1)
28 (3,1) Linux
29 ux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Hurd 0.2 Intel Pentium (4,1)
30 Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux x Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Intel Pentium II (333 MHz) Intel Pentium II (350 and 400 MHz) Intel Pentium (233 MHz) with MMX (5,1)
31 Mach 4.0 UK02p21 Linux Linux Linux Hurd 0.0 Hurd 0.1 Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Bourne Again Shell 2 Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux MMX Intel Celeron (266 MHz) Intel Celeron (300 MHz) Intel Celeron (300A MHz) Intel Mobile Pentium with Linux Linux Linux (6,1)
32 nux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Gnu s Not Unix 0.1 Mach 4.0 UK22 OpenStep 4.0 Microkernel Linux DR1 Gnu s Not Unix 0.0 Linux pre Linux pre Linux pre Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux x Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux bile Pentium with MMX (200, 233 MHz) Gnu s Not Unix 0.2 Rhapsody DR1 Apple Newton Messagepad 2000 Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Apple Newton Messagepad Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux (7,1) 2.11BSD patch 400
33 Linux FreeBSD 2.1 ot Unix 0.0 Minix 1.5 Apple Newton Messagepad BSD patch 300 Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux BSD patch 335 FreeBSD Linux Linux Linux Linux essagepad 2000 Mach 4 The AMD K6-2 Intel Pentium II (450 MHz) Intel Celeron (333 M FreeBSD Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux NetBSD Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux (8,1) Linux Linux NetBSD 1.3
34 NetBSD 1.1 Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux FreeBSD NetBSD 1.2 l Celeron (333 MHz) Linux Intel Pentium II Xeon (400 MHz) Linux Intel Mobile Pentium with MMX (266 MHz) Linux Linux Linux (9,1) Linux Linux Linux
35 Linux nux Linux Debian GNU/Linux 0.93R6 nux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Debian GNU/Linux Linux BSD/OS 2.1 Linux Linux Linux pre Linux pre Linux pre-2.0- Linux Linux Microkernel Linux DR2 Rhapsody DR2 Intel Mobile Pentium II (233, 266 MHz) Solaris 2.6 Microsoft Windows New T Linux Linux Linux BSD/OS 3.0 FreeBSD 2.2 Linux FreeBSD FreeBSD Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux FreeBSD Linux ux Linux Linux Linux (10,1)
36 Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux pre Linux pre Linux pre Linux pre Linux pre Linux pre Linux Linux t Windows New Technology 4.0 Service Pack 3 BSD/OS 4.0 Intel Pentium (200, 166 MHz) with MMX.1.22 Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Cairo beta 1 (Microsoft Windows NT Linux Microsoft Windows New Technology 4.0 Option Pack (11,1)
37 Solaris 2.5 (SunOS 5.5) Red Hat Linux 2.0 Microsoft Windows New Technology 4.0 Intel Pentium (200 MHz) Linux Linux pre Linux pre Linux pre inux Linux Linux Linux inux Linux Linux Debian GNU/Linux 1.2 h MMX Microkernel Linux DR3 ANSI/ISO C++ Debian GNU/Linux 1.3 Debian GNU/Linux 2.0 Red Hat Lin Linux osoft Windows NT 5.0) Linux Linux Linux (12,1)
38 Linux 2.0 Linux Linux Linux Microsoft Windows 95a (OSR1) inux pre inux pre Microsoft Windows 95b (OSR2) Linux Linux Red Hat Linux 5.1 Intel Mobile Pentium II (300 MHz) The Practial Extraction and Reporting Language 5.0 (13,1)
39 Linux Linux Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory S ing Language 5.005_50 Intel Pentium II (300, 266, 233 MHz) Apple Newton emate 300 Digital Equipment Corp Microsoft Windows 95b (OSR2.1) Microsoft Windows 95c (OSR2.5) (14,1)
40 OpenBSD Virtual Memory System 7.1 VAX & Alpha Minix OpenBSD 2.0 al Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 7.2 VAX & Alpha Microsoft Windows 98 Minix 2.0 OpenBSD 2.1 c (OSR2.5) OpenBSD 2.2 (15,1)
41 inix inix 2.0 (16,1)
42 (17,1)
43 (18,1)
44 Intel Pentium Pro (2 Intel Pentium (166, 150 MHz) The AMD K5 The AMD K6 Intel Pentium Pro (2 (19,1)
45 tel Pentium Pro (200, 180, 166, 150 MHz), 150 MHz) Hewlett-Packard Unix Hewlett-Packard Unix tel Pentium Pro (200 MHz) with 1 MB of integrated L2 cache Hewlett-Packard Unix Hewlett-Packard Unix (20,1)
46 lett-packard Unix ISO C (C95) IBM P2SC lett-packard Unix (21,1)
47 BeBox Dual BeBox Dual M P2SC The Power Performance Chip 620 The Power Performance Chip 740 (G3) BeOS for the BeBox BeOS DR7 BeOS for the PPC BeOS DR8 The Power Performanc The Power Performance Chip x704 The Power Performance Chip 750 (G3) BeOS Preview Release The Power Perfor (22,1)
48 Power Performance Chip 604 Apple Network Server 500 Apple Network Server 700 ance Chip x704 The Power Performance Chip 604e BeOS Release 3 Apple Network Server 300 BeOS Preview Release 2 (23,1)
49 (0,2)
50 Macintosh Performa 630 Linux l Linux m Linux n Linux (1,2)
51 Linux o Linux p Linux q Linux r Linux s Linux t (2,2)
52 Linux b Linux c Linux d Linux e Linux f Linux g.99.14t Linux u Linux v Linux w Linux x Linux y Apple Newton Mes (3,2)
53 Linux 1.3. ux g Linux h Linux i Linux j pple Newton Messagepad 100 Linux z Linux k Linux Linux a Linux b Linux 1.1. Linux Linux 1.1. (4,2)
54 Linux b Linux c Linux d Linux e Linux f Linux g Linux 0.99 Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux SunOS 5 Linux Linux Linux Linux (Solaris 1.3) Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux 1.3 Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux (5,2) Linux Linux Linux
55 Mach 3.0 Linux h Linux i Linux j Linux pre-1.0 SunOS (Solaris 1.1.2) Open Software F inux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux inux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux NeXTSTEP 3.3 Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux x Linux (6,2) Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux
56 NeXTSTEP 3.2 Open Software Foundation/1.3 Unix Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 6.1 VAX & AXP extstep 3.3 Motorola Marco IBM AOS (Lite) Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 6.2 VA Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux (7,2) nux Linux
57 2.11BSD patch BSD VAX & AXP Apple Newton Messagepad 110 Linux Linux Linux BSD 1.0 Linux Linux ory System 6.2 VAX & Alpha Apple Newton Messagepad BSD patch 200 Minix 1.4 Linux FreeBSD 2.0 Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux FreeBSD (8,2)
58 Debian GN BSD/ NetBSD 0.9 FreeBSD 1.0 Linux Linux a BSD/OS BSD Lite Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux FreeBSD 1.1 Linux Linux FreeBSD Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux NetBSD 1.0 ebsd BSD Lite Re (9,2)
59 etbsd 0.9 Debian GNU/Linux 0.01 Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux etbsd 1.0 Debian GNU/Linux 0.91 Debian GNU/Linux 0.93R5 BSD/OS BSD Lite Release 2 (10,2) BSD/OS 2.0.1
60 IBM Advanced Interactive e IBM Advanced Interactive e IBM Advanced Interactive e x Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux IBM Advanced Interactive ex Plan 9 r2 (11,2)
61 Microsoft Windows New Technology 3.1 Solaris 2.3 (SunOS 5.3) nced Interactive executive 4.0 nced Interactive executive 4.1 Linux Linux Linux Microsoft Windows New Technology 3.5 ced Interactive executive Solaris 2.4 (SunOS 5.4) Linux Linux anced Interactive executive 4.3 (12,2) Microsoft Windows New Technology 3.51 Linux Linux Linux
62 Microsoft Disk O Novell Dos 7.0 Microsoft Windows for Workgroups 3.11 Linux Linux Linux x Microsoft Chicago (Windows 95 beta) Linux Linux The Practial Extractio Microsoft Windows 95 Red Hat Commercial Linux (Mother s Day) 1.0 Red Hat Commercial Linux (Mother s Day) 1.1 Linux Linux (13,2)
63 Microsoft Disk Operating System V Novell Dos 7.0 Microsoft Disk Operating System 6.0 Microsoft Disk Operating System 6.2 Microsoft Disk Operating System 6.22 Practial Extraction and Reporting Language Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 7.0 VAX & Alpha (14,2)
64 (15,2)
65 (16,2)
66 Macintosh Performa 475/476 Macintosh Quadra 605 Macintosh LC 475 Macintosh Perfor Hewlett-Packard Unix 9.04 Macintosh Performa 575 Macintosh Performa 560 Macintosh Performa 5 Macintosh LC 575 Macintosh LC 580 (17,2)
67 Macintosh Performa 550 Macintosh TV intosh Performa 578 Macintosh LC 550 Macintosh Performa 577 Intel DX4 The Common List Proces (18,2)
68 Macintosh Q Intel Pentium (90 & 100 MHz) Macintosh Quadra 630 Macintosh Intel Pentium (75 MHz) mmon List Processing Language, ANSI Intel Pentium (120 MHz) Intel Pentium (133 MHz) (19,2)
69 Macintosh Quadra 610 Macintosh Quadra 650 Macintosh LC 630 Hewlett-Packard Unix 9.05 Macintosh Performa 638 Macintosh Performa MHz) Macintosh Performa 580 Hewlett-Packard Unix 10.0 (20,2)
70 The Power Macintosh Quadra 660av osh Performa 637 Macintosh Performa 636 Macintosh Performa 635 Macintosh Performa 631 (21,2)
71 The Power Performance Chip 601 and 601v The Power Performance Chip 603 / (22,2)
72 mance Chip 603 / 603e / E603e Sinclair Z88 The Power Performance Chip 603q (23,2)
73 (0,3) 1993
74 (1,3)
75 (2,3)
76 (3,3) Apple Newton M
77 Bourne Again Shell SunOS (Solaris 1.1a) Linux 0.99 Linux Apple Newton Messagepad (4,3) Linux
78 Apple Macintosh XL in Shell SunOS (Solaris 1.1a) Macintosh SE FDHD Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 5.2 SunOS SunOS 4.1 Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 1.0 AXP Digital Equipmen Macintosh SE SunOS (Solaris 1) Digital Equipment Corporation Vir SunOS (Solaris 1.0.1) (5,3) Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 1.5 AXP NeXTSTEP 3.1
79 Apple Finder 4.1 Apple System IBM AOS 2.9BSD-Seismo nos Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 5.3 Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 5.4 NeXTSTEP 3.0 IBM AOS (Reno) 4.3BSD Reno Minix BSD Minix BSD Tahoe BSD Net/1 t Corporation Virtual Memory System 5.5 VAX NeXTSTEP 2.1 Minix BSD Alpha XTSTEP 3.1 Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 6.0 VAX Minix 1.3 Linux (6,3)
80 Apple System 2.0 SunOS 1.2 SunOS 2.0 Unix Time-Sharing System 8th Edition -Seismo 4.3BSD Mach BSD Mach 2.6 Plan 9 NeXTSTEP 2.0 Open Software Foundation/1 Unix Unix Time-Sharing System, 9th Edition Plan 9 r1 XENIX BSD.3BSD Tahoe BSD Net/1 Unix Time-Sharing System, 10th Edition 2.11BSD inux Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux A Linux (7,3)
81 Mach e-sharing System, 8th Edition Mach 2.0 Unix System VR4 Hewlett-Packard Unix 2.0 Hewlett-Packard Unix 3.0 Apple A/UX 1.0 Plan 9 NeXTSTEP 1.0 Hewlett-Packard Unix 7.0 Plan 9 r1 IBM Advanced Interactive executive 3.2 Solaris 2 (SunOS 5) Hewlett-Packard Unix 7.08 XENIX 5 Hewlett-Packard Unix 1.2 Unix Unix System V Tandem NonStop UX Tandem NonStop-UX B00 Tandem NonStop-UX B10 BSD Net/2 bsd/ BSD 0.0 BSD/ BSD 0.1 Unixware 1.0 Consensys BSD/ Linux Linux Linux Linux Linux a (8,3)
82 New Awk le A/UX 1.0 SunOS 3.5 IBM Advanced Interactive executive 3 GNU Awk 2 SunOS 4.0 nix 7.08 Apple A/UX 2.0 Apple A/UX Apple A/UX Linux 0.12 Linux 0.95 Linux 0.95a Linux 0.95b Linux 0.95c Linux 0.95c ix Unix System V R3.2 Apple A/UX Apple A/UX Apple A/UX Consensys UNIX System V (9,3) Linux NetBSD 0.8
83 Hewlett-Packard U Linux 0.95c+ IBM Advanced Interactive executive 3.1 Linux pre-0.96 Linux 0.96a Linux 0.96a.1 Solaris 2.1 (SunOS 5.1) (10,3) IBM Advanced Interactive executive 3.2.4
84 ux 0.96a.1 Linux 0.96a.2 Linux 0.96a.3 Linux 0.96a.4 Linux 0.96b Linux 0.96b.1 Linux 0.96b.2 ewlett-packard Unix 8.0 (11,3) Solaris 2.2 (SunOS 5.2)
85 Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System b.2 Linux 0.96c Linux 0.96c.1 Linux 0.96c.2 Linux 0.97 Linux Linux Linux (12,3)
86 The Practial Extraction and Reporting Language Digital Equ Digital Equ Linux Linux Linux Linux a Linux Linux 0.98 Korn Shell The Practial Extraction and Reporting Language Linux Linux Linux Microsoft Windows for Workgroups 3.1 Linux Linux Linux (13,3)
87 The Motorola Apple System Software 0.3, Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 5.0 Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 5.1 The Motorola The Motorola Microsoft Windows 1.01 Shell Microsoft Windows 3.1 DR-DOS 5.0 The Motorola Digital Equipment Corporati IBM Personal Computer DOS IBM Personal Computer DOS uage IBM Personal Computer DOS The Practial Extraction and Reporting Language The Practial Extraction and Reporting Language The Motorola Microsoft Disk Operating System 5.0 DR-DOS 6.0 (14,3) Macintosh
88 tem Software 0.3, 0.5 IBM Personal Computer DOS 3.2 Microsoft Disk Operating S ft Windows 1.01 The Motorola (50 MHz) Macintosh SE/30 Macintosh Classic Microsoft Disk Operating System 3.3R uipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 4.6 Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 4.7 al Computer DOS 3.3 al Computer DOS 3.4 Microsoft Disk Operating System 3.31 DR-DOS 3.4 al Computer DOS 4.0 DR-DOS 3.41 Microsoft Disk Operating System 4.01 NeXT Computer Microsoft Disk Operating System 3.2 Macintosh Classic II Macintosh Color Classic (15,3)
89 Apple IIe Enhanced Microsoft Disk Operating System 4.0 t Disk Operating System 2.11R Microsoft Disk Operating System 2.25 ng System 3.3R NeXTStation NeXTStation Color NeXTCube Microsoft Windows 3.0 tem 4.7 Apple IIe Platinum Apple Finder 5.4 Apple System 3 Microsoft Windows/ Apple IIc+ Computer NeXTSTEP 0.8 erating System 3.21R Macintosh LC Apple IIe Card Linux 0.01 Macintosh Performa 200 Microsoft Windows Multimedia Extensions Linux 0.02 Linux 0.03 Linux 0.10 Linux 0.11 (16,3) Hewlett-Packard Unix 9.02 Macintosh Perfo
90 Ie Enhanced Macintosh IIx Macintosh IIcx Macintosh IIfx Hewlett-Packard Unix 9.0 Macintosh LC Apple System 3.3 Macintosh II Microsoft Windows 2.0 Apple System Software 2.0 Apple System 4.0 Microsoft Windows 2.01 Macintosh IIsi ndows/ Microsoft Windows/ Macintosh Performa 410 (17,3) Sharp Expertpad Hewlett-Packard Unix 9.03 Macintosh LC III Macintosh Performa 4
91 Macintosh IIci ANSI C (C89) Macintosh LC Macintosh LC II System 4.0 Microsoft Windows/386 Apple System 4.1 Apple Finder 5.5 Apple System Software 2.0 Apple System 4.2 Apple Finder 6.0 Apple System Software 5.0 Apple System 4.3 Apple System Software 5.1 Macintosh IIsi Hewlett-Packard Unix 8.07 Macintosh IIvx intosh Performa 460 Macintosh LC 520 (18,3) Macintosh Performa 430 Macintosh Performa 400 Macintosh Perfor
92 Intel SX Intel DX Intel DX Intel DX2 Intel SL stem Software 2.01 stem Software 5.0 Intel The AMD AM386 Intel SL Macintosh Performa 600 Macintosh Performa 405 (19,3) Intel Pentium (60 & 66 MHZ) The AMD AM486 Macintosh Performa 520
93 NeXT, Inc a 520 Macintosh Centris 610 Macintosh Centris 650 (20,3)
94 NeXT, Inc. Be, Inc. IBM Power 1 (21,3) Macintosh Centris 660av IBM Power 2
95 Power 1 IBM RSC Power 2 (22,3)
96 (23,3)
97 (0,4)
98 (1,4)
99 (2,4)
100 (3,4)
101 (4,4)
102 Apple Lisa 1 Lisa 2/5 Apple Lisa 2/10 Apple Lisa 2 Macintosh 128k (5,4)
103 cintosh 128k Macintosh 512k Macintosh Plus Apple Finder 1.1g Apple Finder 5.1 Apple System 3 (6,4)
104 2.79BSD 4BSD TS BSD 2.8BSD TS 5.0 SunOS BSD 4.1a BSD 4.1b BSD 2.8.2BSD 4.1c BSD XENIX 3.0 TS BSD 4.2BSD 2.9.1BSD Hewlett-Packard Unix stem 3 Apple System 1.1 SunOS 1.1 SunOS 3.0 Hewlett-Packard Unix 1. (7,4)
105 3BSD 4BSD Data General MPT-100 workstation Columbus Unix 1 Columbus Unix 2 Columbus Unix 3 Unix System III Unix System IV Unix System V ett-packard Unix t-packard Unix 1.0 Unix System VR3 GNU Awk IBM Advanced Interactive executive 1 Concurrent C Unix System VR2 IBM Advanced Interactive executive 2 (8,4) IBM Advanced Interactive executive 2.2.1
106 100 workstation C++ Concurrent C SunOS 3.2 Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 4.3 Digital Equipm executive 2 Xecutive (9,4)
107 Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 3.4 Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System (10,4)
108 Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory S Memory System 3.5 Apple Finder 5.2 Apple System 3.1 Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System (11,4)
109 n Virtual Memory System 3.2 Virtual Memory System 3.3 Memory System 3.6 Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 3.7 Digital Equipment Corporation Vir (12,4)
110 Digital Equipmen Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 3.1 t Corporation Virtual Memory System 4.0 Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 4.1 The Motorola (13,4)
111 Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 2.1 Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 2.2 Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 2.3 Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 2.4 Microsoft Interface manager Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 2.5 Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 3.0 Microsoft Windows announcement The Motorola Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 4.4 Apple III Plus Apple Syst (14,4)
112 Apple System 0.97 Apple Finder 1.0 Apple System Software, 0.7 Apple System Software 1.0 Apple Syst IBM Personal Computer DO (15,4) IBM Personal Computer DOS 3.1
113 Xerox Star 8010 Office System The IBM 5150 / Personal Computer IBM Personal Computer DOS 1.05 IBM Personal Comput IBM Personal Computer DOS 1.1 Microsoft Disk Operating System 1.25 Control Program for Microcomputer Plus (CP/M 3.0) Microsoft Disk Operating System 2.01 IBM Personal Computer DOS 2.0 IBM Personal Computer DOS 1.85 IBM Personal Computer DOS 2.1 Microsoft Disk Operating System 2.11 Apple System Software 0.1 Macintosh 512ke Microsoft Windows 1.03 Digital Equipment Corporation nal Computer DOS 3.0 Microsoft Disk Operating System 2.12 (16,4) Microsoft Disk Operating System 3.05
114 mputer DOS DOS, version 0.3 Personal Computer DOS 1.0 r DOS 1.1 System 1.25 System 2.01 Apple IIe System 2.11 ment Corporation Virtual Memory System 4.5 Apple IIc Objective C Apple IIgs Apple Finder 5.3 Apple System 3.2 (17,4)
115 /usr/group Standards Committee pple System 3.2 Apple System Software 1.1 The Motorola /usr/group Standard The Common L (18,4)
116 Intel Intel The Common List Processing Language (19,4)
117 (20,4)
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119 Sinclair ZX81 Sinclair ZX Spectrum Sinclair QL (22,4)
120 (23,4)
121 (0,5)
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124 The Digital Equipment Corporation Programmed Data Processor, model 16/ Register Transfer Model The Digital E The Digital Equipment Corporation Programmed Data Processor, model 16/M The Digital Equipment Corporati DE (3,5)
125 The Digital Equipment Corporation Programmed Data Processor, model 10/50 DECsystem-10/50 The Digital Equipment Corporation Prog ipment Corporation Programmed Data Processor, model 10/70/ DECsystem-10/70 The Digital Equipment Corporation Programmed Dat (4,5)
126 t Corporation Programmed Data Processor, model 8/E The Digital Equipment Corporation Programmed Data P Programmed Data Processor, model 11/10 The Digital Equipment Corporation Programmed Data Processor, model 11/ (5,5)
127 The Digital Equipment Corporation Programmed Data Processor, model 11/20 rogrammed Data Processor, model 11/45 RSTS-11 cessor, model 11/40 The Digital Equipment Corporation Programmed Data Processor, model 11/05 RSX-11D Control Program for Microcomputers 1 Control Program for Microcomputers 1.1 TOPS-20 (6,5)
128 Uniplexed Information and Computing S The Digital Equipment Corporation Programmed Data Processor, model 11/15 The Digital Equipment Corporation Programmed Data Processor, model 10/40/ DECsystem-10/40 Unix Time-Sharing System, 1st Edition Linux Unix Time-Sharing System, 2nd Edition Unix Time-Sharing System, 3rd Edition Unix Time-Sharing System, 4th Edition MERT Unix Time-Sharing System, 5th Edition TOPS-20 Unix Time-Sharing System, 6th Edition LSX Unix TS 1.0 Mini-UNIX PWB/UNIX PWB/UNIX Wollongong Unix Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 1.0 PWB/UNIX The Motorola Unix Time-Sharing System, 7th Edition (7,5) XENIX
129 and Computing Service The Multiplexed Information and Computing Service C aring System, dition Bourne Shell aring System, dition aring System, dition aring System, dition MERT PWB/UNIX FreeBSD Data General Nova 2 aring System, dition ing System, tion LSX Unix Data General Nova 3 TS 1.0 RT 1.0 Awk PWB/UNIX 1.0 PWB/UNIX 1.2 Unix Support Group Unix 1.0 Unix Support Group Unix 2.0 PWB/UNIX 2.0 TS 2.0 Unix Support Group Unix 3.0 TS 3.0 Data General MicroNova 1BSD 2BSD 32V (8,5) C Shell TS 3.0.1
130 Data General SuperNova Data General Nova 1200 Data General Nova 800 l Nova 2 Linux Data General Nova 840 The Motorola 6800 The Motorola 6809 l Nova 3 C (K&R) Nova Data General Nova 4 (9,5) C with Classes
131 (10,5)
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135 Xerox Notetaker Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 1.5 (14,5) Digital Equipment Corporation Virtual Memory System 2.0
136 The MOS Technology 6502 Apple I Apple II ory System 1.5 Apple II Plus ory System (15,5) 2.0 ory System 2.0 Apple III
137 Xerox Alto Xerox Alto II Xerox Alto III Control Program for Microcomputers 1.3 Control Program for Microcomputers 2.0 Control Program for Microcomputers 2.1 Xerox Dorado Control Program for Microcomputers 2.2 e II Plus Control Program for Microcomputers 2.3 (16,5) Quick n Dirty Opera
138 ick n Dirty (17,5) Operating System, version 0.1
139 (18,5)
140 Intel 4004 Intel 8008 Linux Linux Intel 8080 Intel 8085 Intel 8086 Bell & Howell Apple II Plus Intel 8088 (19,5)
141 Linux Apple Com (20,5)
142 Apple Computer, Inc. (21,5)
143 Sinclair mk14 (22,5) Sinclair ZX80
144 (23,5) BeOS Release 4
145 1943 Electronical Numerical Integrator and Computer Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Calculator Ordnance Variable Automatic Computer Ballistic Research Laboratory s Electronic Scientific Computer (0,6)
146 (1,6)
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148 The Digital Eq Laboratory Instrument Computer The Digital Equipment Corporation Laboratory Instr (3,6) The Digital Equipment Corporation Programmed Data
149 rument Computer The Digital Equipment Corporation Pro The Digital Equipment Corporation Pro n Laboratory Instrument Computer 8 The Digital Equipment Corporation Programmed Data Processor, model 8/S The Digital Equipment Corporation Programmed Data Processor, model 8L The Digital Equipment Corporation Pro rogrammed (4,6) Data Processor, model 12
150 t Corporation Programmed Data Processor, model 5 t Corporation Programmed Data Processor, model 8, model 8/S t Corporation Programmed Data Processor, model 8I The Digital Equipment Corporation TYPESET-8 The Digital (5,6) The Digital Equipment Corporation Programmed Data Processor, m
151 SYS The Digital Equipment Corporation Programmed Data The Digital Equipment Corporation The Digital Equipment Corporation Programmed Data Processor, model 6 TOPS-10 Data Processor, (6,6) model 14 The Digital Equipment Corporation Programmed Data Processor, model 15 TENEX
152 The Digital Equipment Corporation Programmed Data Proce The Digital Equipment Corporation Programmed Data Processor, model 7A rogrammed Data Processor, model 9 The Incompatible Timesharing System ment Corporation Programmed Data Processor, model 10 TOPS-10 TENEX (7,6) The Digital Equipment Corporation Programmed Data Proce
153 mmed Data Processor, model 4 The Compatible Time Sharing System Combined Programming Language The Multics Project Basic Combined Programming Language mmed (8,6) Data Processor, model 7 mmed Data Processor, model 7 B
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161 ata Processor, model 1 (16,6)
162 The Transistor MIT Lincoln Lab Whirlwind MIT Lincoln Lab Whirlwind II MIT Lincoln Lab TX-0 (17,6)
163 Digital Equipment Corporation The List Processing Language MIT Lincoln Lab TX-2 The List Processing Language 1 The List Processing Language 1.5 (18,6)
164 Lab TX-2 The Integrated Circuit, Invented by Jack Kilby Algorithmic Language 58 Algorithmic Language 60 The Integrated Circuit, Invented by Robert Noyce Algorithmic Language 66 Data General Intel Corporation Algorithmic Language 68 (19,6) Advanced Micro Devices
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