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A vintage advertisement for the SPARCstation 1. It emphasizes the power and affordability of the SPARCstation 1, claiming it to be the world’s most powerful desktop available at the price of a regular PC.
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Ulrich Popp
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Ulrich Popp
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Pizzabox!!! 😀
I had a Sparcstation2 (afaik) and I ran Debian 2.1 on it. With 64MB RAM it worked, but it was also quite loud because of the 2x261MB-SCSI-HDDs.
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wytchmaster
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wytchmaster
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nice device. I have a bunch of SPARCstation 2, SPARCstation 10 and never UltraSparcs in my basement. Very interesting devices ....
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Alexandra Lanes
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Alexandra Lanes
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@Sarah Brown @Sinclair-System 7.5 Same. They were far less offensive than most of the other commercial unix boxes I adminned back in my first job.
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Alexandra Lanes
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Alexandra Lanes
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@Sarah Brown @Sinclair-System 7.5 Utlrix the Unsteady. At that time I adminned Ultrix, OSF/1, Irix, AIX, SunOS 4, Solaris, HPUX and Xenix. The heady days of commercial Unix...
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