Talk:Data General AOS

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I know the 1988 date for AOS/RT32 is late. I was the PM for the last release of RT32, and that had to have been done in early 88 at the latest. Next time I run across my bag of stuff from DG, I will update this. Freeman (talk) 07:57, 16 May 2011 (UTC)[reply]

I finally found something that documents an older date for RT32, although I am still not sure where that bag of memorabilia from DGC is. The ComputerWorld article from 1982 refers to an updated version of AOS/RT32, released with the Aardvark (MV/4000). My best recollection makes this AOS/RT32 2.0. I joined the AOS/RT32 (ACES) development group in 1983 or 1984, at which time 3.0 was already on the street and 4.0 in development. The 1988 date would have been for AOS/RT32 5.00, the final cleaned-up and extended release that we did after the AOS/DVS project was cancelled. Freeman (talk) 16:15, 28 September 2011 (UTC)[reply]