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Posted by andreww591 16 hours ago

I’ve built a virtual museum with nearly every operating system you can think of(virtualosmuseum.org)
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lorenzohess 9 hours ago|
I don't see TempleOS here unfortunately https://gitlab.com/virtualosmuseum/virtualosmuseum/-/blob/ma...
andreww591 7 hours ago|
The last version of TempleOS is included, but I installed it myself, and I didn't bother to include most of the images that I just installed by myself in the credits.

I'm also planning to add earlier versions as well as the later forks at some point.

ike____________ 12 hours ago||
I think something got into my eye.
kingleopold 14 hours ago||
Great work! please just offer dark mode
cf100clunk 15 hours ago||
Hug of death? Error code 522 on downloads.
kramit1288 15 hours ago||
quite impressive, how did you collected? just find images online or you actually have all of these OS.
andreww591 7 hours ago|
The vast majority were downloaded. A few I got when I exchanged compilation DVDs with someone in Finland in 2006 and 2009 (I uploaded the images on those to BetaArchive back then and they've made their way onto various other sites). The only ones that I have that were installed from images I dumped from original media that hadn't been previously shared were LynxOS 4.0 and MaxOS Linux (not to be confused with macOS, it was an obscure early-2000s commercial Slackware fork from a company that was semi-local to me; the CD was given to me back then by somebody at a long-defunct local computer store).
ynac 8 hours ago||
Where is EMACS?
9p 10 hours ago||
love this stuff. please change the color scheme asap
tankenmate 14 hours ago||
TENEX and TOPS-20 would be nice
andreww591 7 hours ago||
TOPS-20 4.1 and 7.1 are both included.

I'm not aware of any fully working TENEX images unfortunately. There are partial images, but last time I checked they weren't in a state that was even remotely usable.

iberator 14 hours ago||
tops20 is avalible to use at sdf.org :)
sagarp 13 hours ago||
Where's Microsoft Bob?
Someone 13 hours ago|
That wasn’t an operating system. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Bob:

“Microsoft Bob was a Microsoft software product intended to provide a more user-friendly interface for the Windows 3.1, Windows 95 and Windows NT operating systems, supplanting the Windows Program Manager.“

tux 6 hours ago|
Now add VR support and we can visit this museum and be like in a Tron movie. You can even charge a fee anyone entering musium usin VR ;-)
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