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Taligent Inc. (a
portmanteau of "talent" and "intelligent") was an
American software company.
Based on the Pink object-oriented
operating system conceived...
- Microsoft's
monopoly and the
Wintel duopoly. The
alliance yielded the
launch of
Taligent,
Kaleida Labs, the
PowerPC CPU family, the
Common Hardware Reference Platform...
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products into
Workplace OS personalities. That
included Pink when it
became Taligent,
which was a
pillar of AIM and co-developed with
Workplace OS. In 1995...
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Project Amber (a
codename for what
would become OpenDoc) a path
toward Taligent.
Taligent was
considered the ****ure of the Macintosh, and work on
other tools...
- that
Taligent would fix this with all its
modern foundation of full reentrance,
preemptive multitasking, and
protected memory. When the
Taligent efforts...
- years,
Taligent's theoretical innovation was
often compared to NeXT's
older but
mature and
commercially established platform, but
Taligent's launch in...
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create a "next-generation" OS to
succeed its
classic Mac OS
through the
Taligent,
Copland and
Gershwin projects, but all were
eventually abandoned. This...
- OS in the 1990s led to a few
cancelled projects, code
named Star Trek,
Taligent, and Copland.
Although the
classic Mac OS and
macOS (Mac OS X) have different...
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pattern was
later migrated by
Taligent to Java and po****rized in a
paper by
Taligent CTO Mike Potel.
After Taligent's discontinuation in 1998, Andy Bower...
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Taligent before deciding upon
building out its
object application framework OpenStep in
partnership with NeXT as a "preemptive move
against Taligent and...
