1987 · Software
MINIX (1987)
Unix-like teaching operating system written by Andrew Tanenbaum.
MINIX was written for teaching and later inspired the first versions of Linux.
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Facts
- Date
- 1987
- Kind
- Software: Operating system
- Maker or publisher
- Andrew Tanenbaum
- Platforms
- IBM PC
- Genre
- Operating system
- Players
- n/a
- Format
- Floppy disk
Source: en.wikipedia.org
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