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Trying to get mint working on my stfm with a tf 536 I built in it.. im ordering a storm st as well for more alt ram and have another board to add an fpu. I hope to contribute to the mint environment on the ST..

I read " Linux 6.1". 4:15. ✌🏽

Shit started to get on my nerves with how long it was taking to boot

Thank you

Why not Atari System V (ASV) ?

Very interesting. I've never seen OpenVMS running before. I find it weird as a long tie Linux/BSD user that you had to type "run netscape" to load netscape. Do you have to use "run"to launch all GUI apps from the terminal?

Beautiful machine! Besides that, dude, how can you live with that slow-4ss info thing in your .bashrc? 😆

I was always nauseous after a full day of work in front a big Sparcstation monitor. Still wondering how Sun could was able to bring these to market unhindered. CRTs are no longer a thing, deservedly.

Very impressive. I wonder if they will port electron and all that scheiss to this.

I’m in the middle of doings this now, mouse didn’t work at first booted from dvd again and it worked. Lol so far so good

Weird that you launched BSD from System whatever. I guess it must be easy to do since the user space programs are presumably running in the highest privilege level? I know System whatever didn't have primitive multitasking.

Jealous! Awesome computer. I see you have a BlueSCSI too, smart!

had one on my desk for a while in the early 90s and loved it. can't say i loved building AIX 3.x install images from piles of 8mm or 4mm tapes, but the core of AIX from 3 on has been rock solid. kudos!

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So very old of atari computers.

Bro how did you use mouse on IBM 5160 man

Wow, I had No idea that the TT could run Unix.. many thanks was very interesting, LOVE the REAL keyboard clicks

Can you make a tutorial on how to install OpenIndiana on Sun Ultra 24 step by step? I'm new to this kind of thing.. Thanks

So sir Unix are money to engineer, Unix not are money...money are windows with games or play station V. With Games win money in windows and play station V.

With Unix not get money, Linux are bad Unix system V, freebsd, openbsd, netbsd, aix, sco, debian hurd, little advanced in C, english more high, hp-ux Unix, the future not are Unix are quantic computer in other planet....quantic computer born 3 years ago weight of quantic computer in other planet 3 kilos, in this planet are bigger, put your mind in quantic computer but more small with cern and other minerals to make portable quantic physic computer....

To have 1024MB of RAM in the year 1999 - wow.

What programs can run on it, except xeyes?!

This was the benefit of Atari over an Amiga. You were more supported on professional software and use cases.

Trash OS, trash machine, much $$.

Sweet!

im running FreeBSD with CDE on my Dell Optiplex

Just to think they were selling _this_ for thousands of dollars....

your videos are really cool i like old ui 😊

Was it that noisy back in the day? Thanks for posting the video

Who was buying somethinf like that?

I'm more of a OpenBSD & FVWM guy, but man that good old CDE looks nice. And FreeBSD is of course a pretty wonderful OS just like any other *BSD. Also, nice to see I'm not the only one running *BSD on old Apple hardware. Old Mac Pro's and 27"-iMac's are legends with OpenBSD. And also the Mac Mini and some of the portables.

e waste ben youtube channel

Damn, that wasn't the 4000/060 I was hoping for

Well 30 years old machine and modern OS, is not very fast combination :D

Your title mentions 10.x but did I miss 10.x in the video? 😅. Are you reporting the poor performance to the NetBSD mips port mailing list? No harm linking this video as well so they can see. If it could be a responsive OS it would have a lot of potential! (Are other MIPS machines this bad?) (Also - do you have any devices for VENIX OS, ELKS Linux, or Gray386linux?)

Will 10.0 work on the Indy?

Solve the issue 🙂 but it's dead slow... why ? BTW , why you are not using the latest Version IRIX 6.5.X ?

I remember trying openbsd on an o2 many years ago, seemed ok. Never tried either net or open on an indy, but maybe I should try that again sometime

wow.. that is slow.. impressive nonetheless that a '93 machine could still run modern Unix

That 2 minute boot was painful...

Yet another one to upgrade to NetBSD 10.0

NCommander is working on getting OpenBSD on his VAX and the DEC Computers channel has NetBSD 10.0… You down to show off your magical dual-booting skills in 2024?

Check out ActionRetro’s upgrades to his cursed SE30! See if you can get yours to that level as well, and maybe for fun multi-boot AIX/macOS/NetBSD/EmuTOS

And if you still have this system, will NetBSD 68k install on here? I think that exists.

If you still have this machine around, seeing it with ArcaOS would be cool.

Will AROS or any of its various flavors install on this machine?

Will NetBSD with OpenSTEP and/or WindowMaker work on here?

Neat to see the SPARC architecture still getting love! Any way to see what the newest version has for changes, and to show off some packages?

Does this one have a NetBSD flavor? :p

How is it with NetBSD/vmx?