VMS to Raspberry Pi: Following MPE’s lead?
A new discussion on the OpenVMS newsgroup is kicking around the idea of running VMS on a Raspberry Pi processor. […]
Java steeps up Release 14 JDK, with 15 steaming up soon
Java, essential to the success of Solaris and the ability to write once, execute everywhere, has a Release 14.02 Java […]
The Where and Why of HP’s Legacy OS Sales
Apple stock has soared through a $500 per share mark and then split 4-1. The market confidence comes from assessing […]
VSI adds x86 features for multiprocessing
Every month, VMS Software Inc. (VSI) is rolling a new release of the x86 version of OpenVMS. A new set […]
What the pandemic teaches about cloud computing
Legacy OS users know how to employ the cloud to replace aging hardware. Virtualizing servers takes place on Oracle Cloud, […]
MPE: How it’s more expansive than Unix
Any MPE users who need to know how to invoke grep — a Unix mainstay for searching lines — on […]
How VMS Got a Better Deal than MPE
The operating system built for DEC minicomputers mirrors the HP 3000’s OS in many ways. Most important was the goal […]
Automation listening is wired into 3000’s futures
A few weeks ago, an email arrived with an offer to connect me to HP 3000 matters. It’s an automation […]
Taking OpenVMS and VSI on a Ride to the Future
During the latest VMS Software Inc. briefing on porting OpenVMS to x86, the future of the owners of OpenVMS swung […]
OpenVMS hobbyist program aims at 2021
Like any healthy legacy community, OpenVMS counts on avid users. Even when they leave active employment, these veterans help the […]