The BeBox: BeOS Hardware, Photos, and the Apple Deal That Wasn't
｢ Dual-CPU was rare in 1995. If you wanted two processors you needed a server-class motherboard and two physical sockets, a configuration most consumers had never seen and most workstation buyers paid through the nose for ｣
https://www.jdhodges.com/blog/bebox-beautifully-overbuilt-computer/
This episode I interview Charles Forsyth about the Plan 9 and Inferno operating systems that came out of Bell Labs after the success of the Unix operating system. We discuss the features and advantages of Plan 9 and Inferno as well as some of their history. For more information on Plan 9 you can check out 9 Front as well as the papers Charles mentions in our interview. The discussion gets a little technical but I believe it can also be seen as a story about how innovation and technology develop and how change occurs in our technical systems.
We now have a brand-new repository under our new GitHub Organisation! In addition, we also have a shiny new website, made by TheOtterMonarch! Check out the website at https://geckoos.github.io/, and the repo at https://github.com/GeckoOS/GeckoOS!
12th International Workshop On Plan 9 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEZEb6vVXSE_Mc6cekYcp5f23Hvjj3pTt
Plan9: The squeal to Unix // Retrobytes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbsQCnDHkZo
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