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vms
(foldoc) | Virtual Memory System
OpenVMS
VAX/VMS
VMS
(VMS) DEC's proprietary {operating
system} originally produced for its VAX minicomputer.
VMS V1 was released in August 1978. VMS was renamed "OpenVMS"
around version 5.5. The first version of VMS on DEC Alpha
was known as OpenVMS for AXP V1.0, and the correct way to
refer to the operating system now is OpenVMS for VAX or
OpenVMS for Alpha. The renaming also signified the fact that
the X/Open consortium had certified OpenVMS as having a high
support for POSIX standards.
VMS is one of the most secure operating systems on the market
(making it popular in financial institutions). It currently
(October 1997) has the best clustering capability (both
number and distance) and is very scalable with binaries
portable from small desktop workstations up to huge
mainframes.
Many Unix fans generously concede that VMS would probably be
the hacker's favourite commercial OS if Unix didn't exist;
though true, this makes VMS fans furious.
{FAQ
(http://cis.ohio-state.edu/hypertext/faq/bngusenet/comp/os/vms/top.html)}.
Usenet newsgroup: news:comp.os.vms.
[How does its performance compare with other OSes?]
(1999-06-03)
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vms
(jargon) | VMS
/V·M·S/, n.
DEC's proprietary operating system for its VAX minicomputer; one of the
seven or so environments that loom largest in hacker folklore. Many Unix
fans generously concede that VMS would probably be the hacker's favorite
commercial OS if Unix didn't exist; though true, this makes VMS fans
furious. One major hacker gripe with VMS concerns its slowness — thus the
following limerick:
There once was a system called VMS
Of cycles by no means abstemious.
It's chock-full of hacks
And runs on a VAX
And makes my poor stomach all squeamious.
— The Great Quux
See also VAX, TOPS-10, TOPS-20, Unix, runic.
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vms
(vera) | VMS
Virtual Memory [operating] System (DEC, OS)
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vms
(vera) | VMS
Voice Mail System (GMS)
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vms
(vera) | VMS
Voice Management System
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openvms
(foldoc) | Virtual Memory System
OpenVMS
VAX/VMS
VMS
(VMS) DEC's proprietary {operating
system} originally produced for its VAX minicomputer.
VMS V1 was released in August 1978. VMS was renamed "OpenVMS"
around version 5.5. The first version of VMS on DEC Alpha
was known as OpenVMS for AXP V1.0, and the correct way to
refer to the operating system now is OpenVMS for VAX or
OpenVMS for Alpha. The renaming also signified the fact that
the X/Open consortium had certified OpenVMS as having a high
support for POSIX standards.
VMS is one of the most secure operating systems on the market
(making it popular in financial institutions). It currently
(October 1997) has the best clustering capability (both
number and distance) and is very scalable with binaries
portable from small desktop workstations up to huge
mainframes.
Many Unix fans generously concede that VMS would probably be
the hacker's favourite commercial OS if Unix didn't exist;
though true, this makes VMS fans furious.
{FAQ
(http://cis.ohio-state.edu/hypertext/faq/bngusenet/comp/os/vms/top.html)}.
Usenet newsgroup: news:comp.os.vms.
[How does its performance compare with other OSes?]
(1999-06-03)
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vax/vms
(foldoc) | Virtual Memory System
OpenVMS
VAX/VMS
VMS
(VMS) DEC's proprietary {operating
system} originally produced for its VAX minicomputer.
VMS V1 was released in August 1978. VMS was renamed "OpenVMS"
around version 5.5. The first version of VMS on DEC Alpha
was known as OpenVMS for AXP V1.0, and the correct way to
refer to the operating system now is OpenVMS for VAX or
OpenVMS for Alpha. The renaming also signified the fact that
the X/Open consortium had certified OpenVMS as having a high
support for POSIX standards.
VMS is one of the most secure operating systems on the market
(making it popular in financial institutions). It currently
(October 1997) has the best clustering capability (both
number and distance) and is very scalable with binaries
portable from small desktop workstations up to huge
mainframes.
Many Unix fans generously concede that VMS would probably be
the hacker's favourite commercial OS if Unix didn't exist;
though true, this makes VMS fans furious.
{FAQ
(http://cis.ohio-state.edu/hypertext/faq/bngusenet/comp/os/vms/top.html)}.
Usenet newsgroup: news:comp.os.vms.
[How does its performance compare with other OSes?]
(1999-06-03)
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evms
(vera) | EVMS
Enterprise Volume Management System (OSS, IBM)
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vmsp
(vera) | VMSP
Virtual Machine / System Product (IBM, VM), "VM/SP"
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