top | item 39581456 (no title) chess_buster | 2 years ago true – and also Macs, specifically Macintosh Quadra 700.This movie brought me to Linux ("The Free Unix") and Mac. discuss order hn newest Reason077|2 years ago It's not a Mac (in the "I know this!" scene), it's a Silicon Graphics workstation.Although a Quadra running A/UX would have been a legitimate Unix at the time, too. chess_buster|2 years ago Correct, it's a SG Crimson (there's also an Indigo somewhere). But the other computers are Macintosh Quadra 700 – and 8 Connection Machines (CM5, so no XMP Cray as in the book) in the background providing the blinkenlights.
Reason077|2 years ago It's not a Mac (in the "I know this!" scene), it's a Silicon Graphics workstation.Although a Quadra running A/UX would have been a legitimate Unix at the time, too. chess_buster|2 years ago Correct, it's a SG Crimson (there's also an Indigo somewhere). But the other computers are Macintosh Quadra 700 – and 8 Connection Machines (CM5, so no XMP Cray as in the book) in the background providing the blinkenlights.
chess_buster|2 years ago Correct, it's a SG Crimson (there's also an Indigo somewhere). But the other computers are Macintosh Quadra 700 – and 8 Connection Machines (CM5, so no XMP Cray as in the book) in the background providing the blinkenlights.
Reason077|2 years ago
Although a Quadra running A/UX would have been a legitimate Unix at the time, too.
chess_buster|2 years ago