Digital Research - Revision history

Polluks: /* CPC related */ Dr. Logo

2022-12-16T11:21:04Z

‎CPC related: Dr. Logo

Arnoldemu at 18:32, 2 May 2018

2018-05-02T18:32:40Z

Arnoldemu: /* Releases for CPC */

2018-04-28T10:10:21Z

‎Releases for CPC

Polluks at 22:12, 17 February 2015

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Polluks: /* GSS libraries */

2014-06-24T15:34:41Z

‎GSS libraries

Polluks: /* Releases for CPC */ GSS libraries

2014-06-24T13:24:26Z

‎Releases for CPC: GSS libraries

Cpcmaniaco: /* Releases for CPC */

2006-11-19T19:38:56Z

‎Releases for CPC

Torn at 10:51, 18 November 2006

2006-11-18T10:51:44Z

Cpcmaniaco: /* Utilities for CPC */

2006-11-18T10:34:17Z

‎Utilities for CPC

Cpcmaniaco: /* Utilities for CPC */

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‎Utilities for CPC

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 * [[DR Draw]]
 * [[DR Graph]]
 * [[Pascal MT|PASCAL MT+]]

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 The company's operating systems, starting with CP/M for 8080/[[Z80]]-based microcomputers, were the de facto standard of their era, as MS-DOS and MS Windows became later. Digital Research was purchased by Novell in 1991, primarily for Novell to gain access to the OS line. DR's product suite included the original CP/M and its various offshoots; DR-DOS which was a MS-DOS compatible version of CP/M, and MP/M, the multi-user CP/M.
-DR produced a selection of programming language compilers and interpreters for their OS-supported platforms, including C, Pascal, COBOL, Forth, PL/I, BASIC, and Logo. They also produced a microcomputer version of the GKS graphics standard (related to NAPLPS) called '''GSX''', and later used this as the basis of their GEM GUI.  Less known are their application programs, limited largely to the GSX-based [[DR Draw]] and a small suite of GUI programs for GEM.
+DR produced a selection of programming language compilers and interpreters for their OS-supported platforms, including C, Pascal, COBOL, Forth, PL/I, BASIC, and Logo. They also produced a microcomputer version of the GKS graphics standard (related to NAPLPS) called [[GSX]], and later used this as the basis of their GEM GUI.  Less known are their application programs, limited largely to the GSX-based [[DR Draw]] and a small suite of GUI programs for GEM.
 Digital Research made the Multiuser DOS utility, which allowed multiple users to run DOS programs concurrently on the same computer.

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 In a 1991 interview in ''Computer Reseller News'', Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates stated that "Digital Research only exists to duplicate Microsoft operating systems."  However, a lawsuit over Microsoft practices related to DR-DOS and CP/M-86 led to a $150,000,000 payment by Microsoft to Caldera Systems, who had bought the platform from Novell.
-== Releases for CPC ==
+== CPC related ==
 * [[CP/M|CP/M 2.2]]

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 The company's operating systems, starting with CP/M for 8080/[[Z80]]-based microcomputers, were the de facto standard of their era, as MS-DOS and MS Windows became later. Digital Research was purchased by Novell in 1991, primarily for Novell to gain access to the OS line. DR's product suite included the original CP/M and its various offshoots; DR-DOS which was a MS-DOS compatible version of CP/M, and MP/M, the multi-user CP/M.
-DR produced a selection of programming language compilers and interpreters for their OS-supported platforms, including C, Pascal, COBOL, Forth, PL/I, BASIC, and Logo. They also produced a microcomputer version of the GKS graphics standard (related to NAPLPS) called '''GSX''', and later used this as the basis of their GEM GUI.  Less known are their application programs, limited largely to the GSX-based [[DR-DRAW]] and a small suite of GUI programs for GEM.
+DR produced a selection of programming language compilers and interpreters for their OS-supported platforms, including C, Pascal, COBOL, Forth, PL/I, BASIC, and Logo. They also produced a microcomputer version of the GKS graphics standard (related to NAPLPS) called '''GSX''', and later used this as the basis of their GEM GUI.  Less known are their application programs, limited largely to the GSX-based [[DR Draw]] and a small suite of GUI programs for GEM.
 Digital Research made the Multiuser DOS utility, which allowed multiple users to run DOS programs concurrently on the same computer.

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 * [[Pascal MT|PASCAL MT+]]
-== GSS libraries ==
+== GSX libraries ==
 * GSS-KERNEL (ISO 7942)
 * GSS-PLOT
-* GSS-4010 (Tektronix emulation)
+* GSS-4010 aka DR Access10 (Tektronix emulation)
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