> Begin forwarded message: > > From: segaloco via TUHS <t...@tuhs.org> > Subject: [TUHS] Pixel 100/AP UNIX Computer > Date: June 7, 2023 at 12:17:14 AM PDT > To: The Eunuchs Hysterical Society <t...@tuhs.org> > > After talking with the folks I bought the recent documents from, they let me > know they are also selling a piece of hardware: > https://www.ebay.com/itm/125714380860 > > After the link is an auction for an Instrumentation Laboratory Pixel 100/AP. > A small booklet included with the many documents I received indicates as of > 1982 the Pixel 100/AP ran a System III derivative. The booklet goes on to > present a summary of user commands and options. Despite the System III > basis, included among these are the C shell and ex/vi. > > I have no room for hardware or honestly at that price point it'd be worth the > preservation effort. Hopefully it finds a good home, it includes an almost > complete documentation set save for the small booklet I've got (which could > be separate promo material for all I know) > > In any case, there were a few letters amongst the documents suggesting the > original owner was involved in the production of this system, particularly in > the area of OS details. If I find any noteworthy information I'll pass it > along. > > - Matt G. > > P.S. If anyone knows of a preservation effort accepting new machines I can > pass this along.
This was originally posted to “The Unix Historical Society” email list and I asked the original author for permission to forward it here. If anyone is interested in such equipment. David There are two ways to write error-free programs; only the third works. --Alan J. Perlis David Barto ba...@kdbarto.org