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Get StartedThe 1960s were mainly the years of mainframes and minicomputers. In this section, we cover the operating systems for minicomputers only. Mainframe operating systems are covered in this blog post.
1970s were the age in which microcomputers evolved, but the majority of operating systems we are going to cover are still minicomputer ones. This decade saw the rise of many historic operating systems including UNIX, Alto OS, Apple DOS and CP/M.
The 1980s were the years of personal computing. The release of IBM PC in 1981 started a new era. In this section we will see how to install the operating systems released in that decade along with software which was commonly used on them.
Done with the 80s? Let's go explore the newer versions of those OS and software which survived to the new decade and the ones which were newly introduced. This was the decade in which Windows evolved from a shell on top of DOS to a full fledged OS.
Operating Systems released in 2000s are not really that "old", so we are not going to cover proprietary operating systems from that era, but we
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