← Back to context Comment by fragmede 15 hours ago WindowsNT was the other operating system of that time. 3 comments fragmede Reply prerok 11 hours ago That's way way later. UNIXes were the ones running in 70s and 80s. WindowsNT and Linux only later came to take a slice and, still later on, Linux won the day. How anyone would consider UNIX "niche" is beyond me. fragmede 4 hours ago In the other direction then, IBM mainframes. pjmlp 12 hours ago With Win32, OS/2 and POSIX subsystems.
prerok 11 hours ago That's way way later. UNIXes were the ones running in 70s and 80s. WindowsNT and Linux only later came to take a slice and, still later on, Linux won the day. How anyone would consider UNIX "niche" is beyond me. fragmede 4 hours ago In the other direction then, IBM mainframes.
That's way way later. UNIXes were the ones running in 70s and 80s. WindowsNT and Linux only later came to take a slice and, still later on, Linux won the day. How anyone would consider UNIX "niche" is beyond me.
In the other direction then, IBM mainframes.
With Win32, OS/2 and POSIX subsystems.