[philpem]

It's really a shame how little of that software has survived. I think I have a complete Foundation Set disk set, some others I wrote from ImageDisk images, and that's about it.

UNIX software in general seems pretty thin on the ground. The OSes are out there (even rarities like Interactive Unix 4.1 - though not the later patches e.g. FDISK 2GB) but software? Hen's teeth.

ACCELL Unify would be interesting to find, it's the software General Instrument used to write the front-end for their cable TV headends.

[mananaysiempre]

> ACCELL Unify would be interesting to find

Both WinWorld[1] and Vetusware[2] have (what look like identical copies of) it for the 3B2.

[1] https://winworldpc.com/product/unify/31

[2] https://vetusware.com/download/Unify/?id=11459

[philpem]

Ah, that's neat - it'd be nice to have it for SCO or Interactive Unix on x86. Especially Interactive, as that's the one I have to try and fix (Y2K20 issues).