Re: DEC Multia OS....any suggestions?
From: bob (sfmc68_at_bellatlantic.net)
Date: 01/12/04
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Date: Sun, 11 Jan 2004 23:17:03 GMT
Charles Bradbury wrote:
> I am hoping that someone in here can help me with a couple questions I
> have. I acquired a DEC Multia some time ago and have yet to put it to
> use. I am a full time student going into computer science and wanted to
> play around with the 64 bit architecture. After milling over what OS to
> use I started finding more options. I have a version of NT 4.0, but I
> want to avoid that if all possible. I know there are versions of Linux
> out there as well as FreeBSD. Tru64 (Digital Unix) would be nice, but
> it's not freely available. Does anyone know if OpenVMS would work on
> this workstation? Also, is OpenVMS freely available like Linux is? Are
> there any suggestions as to what would be a good OS to use for
> programming, etc. that would pose as a good platform for CS experiments
> and study? Thanks in advance!
>
> Charles Bradbury
> Computer Science/Systems Engineering
> Arizona State University
>
NetBSD.
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