[TUHS] forgotten versions
arnold at skeeve.com
arnold at skeeve.com
Fri Jun 17 18:34:19 AEST 2022
Very cool.
I assume you know this, but the Tenth Edition code is also in
the TUHS archives and should not be left out.
Thanks,
Arnold
Diomidis Spinellis <dds at aueb.gr> wrote:
> It is indeed problematic that the Unix history repository is missing the
> Research Editions. At the time I created it, the source code of the
> Research Unix Eighth and Ninth Editions wasn't openly available. I'm
> now discussing with another member of this list for a pull request to
> add them. Incorporating them properly isn't trivial, because various
> mappings are needed to establish authorship information and to allow
> git-blame to work across snapshots of moved files.
>
> Diomidis - https://www.spinellis.gr/
>
> On 17-Jun-22 2:06, Rob Pike wrote:
> > Excited as I was to see this history of Unix code in a single repository:
> >
> > https://github.com/dspinellis/unix-history-repo
> > <https://github.com/dspinellis/unix-history-repo>
> >
> > it continues the long-standing tradition of ignoring all the work done
> > at Bell Labs after v7. I consider v8 v9 v10 to be worth of attention,
> > even influential, but to hear this list talk about it - or discussions
> > just about anywhere else - you'd think they never existed.
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