[GTALUG] Windows Terminal: Everything you need to know now - TechRepublic

[James Knott]

On 2020-06-09 07:27 PM, Stewart C. Russell via talk wrote:
> OpenVMS 9 for x86_64 was released recently. You're unlikely to see it 
> unless you're in very niche banking and healthcare applications, 
> though. But the Win2k kernel owes more than a little to VMS, and some 
> of the low-level Windows tools bear a striking resemblance to VMS 
> command line tools.

Too bad the DEC Alpha's gone.  IIRC, Linux was the first OS for it and 
we could have had Linux and VMS on the same box.