Post #1626226
2026-03-21 13:19 UTC
@Sonikku
Although that *is* #UnixWorld magazine from 1985. It was thoroughly 16-bit, starting with Xenix/286 on its front cover and continuing with an MC68000-based HP supermicro. One of the articles was even about running stuff on a 32-bit AT&T 3B2.
@cstross
#Unix #InstructionSetArchitecture #ComputingHistory #retrocomputing
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@Sonikku@techhub.social 2026-03-21 13:34
@JdeBP @cstross at the time he posted the subtoot hadn’t yet popped in
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@cstross@wandering.shop 2026-03-21 16:06
@JdeBP @Sonikku Little known fact: I assembled the release notes for the last ever release of Xenix/386, version 2.3.4 IIRC (to the best of my knowledge—unless someone other than SCO kept developing a fork after 1991).