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    “Operating System for IBM S/360. IBM Corp. Mid 1960s.”w80 Professor Jim Mooney’s list of Batch Systems for Large Computers

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Intended purpose

server/mainframe: batch-orientedw80

desktop/workstation: not appropriate

handheld: not appropriate

real time: not appropriate

Kind of OS: proprietary

Release Date: mid 1960sw80

Current Version: not current; historical operating systemw80

Cost:

Hardware Supported: IBM S/360w80

Maximum Number of Processors:

Number of bits:

Memory map:

Kernel: proprietary

POSIX: not supported

Peripherals:

File Systems Supported:

Other Systems Emulated:

Graphics Engine: none

Text Command Shell:

User Interface (graphic): none

Graphic Command Shell: none

Disabled support: none

Internet Services: none

Application Programs:

Security:

Other:

references

    Bender, G., et al. Function and Design of DOS/360 and TOS/360. IBMSJ, Vol. 6, No. 1, 1967, pp. 2-21.

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