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Date: 14 Feb 89 15:48:59 GMT
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In article <133@cbnewsc.ATT.COM> tjr@cbnewsc.ATT.COM (thomas.j.roberts) writes:
>At Purdue University, 1968-71, the Computer Center used a CDC-6500
>machine, and was involved in developing a new OS for it, called MACE. 
>MACE was based upon CDC's OS, in large part.
>


At Purdue University, 1981-85, the Computer Center used a CDC-6500
machine, and a old OS for it, called MACE. 
I think MACE pre-dated CDC's operatind system (NOS?).
Still no terminals, tho'.  The computer center put in PDP-11 and
VAX's as keypunch replacement starting in 1981.  I was part of the
first class of CS students that never punched a card. :-)

Mike CS '85
Mike Proicou
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