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Is this the same GRASS? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GRASS_GIS

Pluto would like to have a word with you...

Have you archived your floppies and uploaded them somewhere?

That looks like a pretty complete set, thanks.

Did this include any of the CP/M-86 software for the 4170?

I've just started a meetup for vintage computer folks in Salt Lake City and environs: https://www.meetup.com/Beehive-Bit-Bunker/ (Credit to Silent 700 for the group name) Feel free to join for occasional meetups and stuff :) -- Richard

In case you weren't following this thread in the documentation requests forum, I'm planning on having manx automatically ingest documents on bitsavers into it's database. This is based on the heuristics of how files are named on bitsavers to automatically extract document metadata like part...

At my suggestion, VCFMW has created a playlist for all the "Family of 8" videos from the various years: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLE-Iywr9LQERueYxABdmjV6pUCTjtVDHU This is a nice set of videos :)

You may know about the manx documentation database. What you may not realize is that the entire implementation of this web site is open source on github. I work on it when I find slices from my bucket of "copious spare time". After VCFMW there was some discussion of making some improvements...

Is there a nice emulator like SIMH or something like that for Windows that will allow me to get CP/M programs from my PC into the emulator and run them?

http://www.softsector.aplaholm.se/cpm/sl5/ This looks like a nice little FORTH for Z80/8080 machines and it is packaged as CP/M executables. Has anyone tried it?

IIRC, the clock is recovered from the signal generated by the main unit. Section 4.4.6.3 Terminal Data Encoding in the VT100 technical manual says: Attached is the timing diagram. On the CPU side, I am not able to find at the moment the part in the manual where it describes how often the...

The base VT100 has the Advanced Video Option (AVO) as an add-on to give you the additional attributes (underline, blink, bold, in addition to reverse video), additional video RAM to support 132x24 screen layout and the ability to have additional ROM/overlay ROM on top of the base VT100 ROM. If...

Are you sure that's the right link? It's a still photo playing the First Man soundtrack. I've seen some on ebay and scraped pics here: https://terminals-wiki.org/wiki/index.php/Sperry_Uniscope_100

Local pickup only. https://www.ebay.com/itm/113774095397?ul_noapp=true&autorefresh=true They look a little grungy, but otherwise in good shape. Powder blue. I have no affiliation with the seller.

Does anyone know if there is any public record of how many units of DEC products were sold? Perhaps something buried in an annual report? I'm primarily interested in knowing the number of shipped units for various models of terminal: VT05, VT52, VT100, VT220, etc.

I've been looking for one of these, preferably a VT4x graphics system with the VT11 board set and associated PDP-11/05, monitor and keyboard. However, even just a VT11 board set and backplane would be a good start as I could find a generic PDP-11 unibus system in which to house the thing. I...

I was gifted a Beehive CP/M machine with some peripherals and a stack of disks. Beehive stuff was made locally (I'm in Salt Lake City), which is why it interested me. I haven't done anything with it yet, but wondered if there was anyone else with one of these.

I've never been to this place, but TX Dj posted a 30 minute walkthrough of the location. It's about what you'd expect: overfull to the top with boxes and equipment piled everywhere. It's mostly PC stuff, but TX Dj did note a few things in passing that might be of interest to other sorts of...