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Tymshare, Inc was a time-sharing
service and third-party
hardware maintenance company.
Competing with
companies such as CompuServe,
Service Bureau Corporation...
- "The
Mother of All Demos" in 1968. The lab was
transferred from SRI to
Tymshare in the late 1970s,
which was
acquired by
McDonnell Douglas in 1984, and...
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organization until the late 1970s when the
project was
commercialized and sold to
Tymshare,
which was
eventually purchased by
McDonnell Douglas. Some
early ideas...
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taking the
mouse idea with them. SRI sold NLS to
Tymshare in 1977 and
renamed it Augment.
Tymshare was, in turn, sold to
McDonnell Douglas in 1984. Some...
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Tymshare and its
direct customers were the network's only users. In February, 1972, the
National Library of
Medicine became the
first non-
Tymshare network...
- thereof, FOONEX.
Tymshare attempted marketing the
Foonly line
under the name of the "
Tymshare XX
Series Computer Family", of
which the "
Tymshare System XXVI"...
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development of
KeyKOS began at
Tymshare, Inc.,
under the name GNOSIS. In 1984,
McDonnell Douglas (MD)
bought Tymshare. A year
later MD spun off Key Logic...
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interactions Augment (
Tymshare), a
hypertext system derived from
Douglas Engelbart's oN-Line System,
renamed "Augment" by
Tymshare Augment (app), augmented...
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announced in
February 1966 and
shipped in April,
becoming a
major part of
Tymshare's expansion during the 1960s. The
influential Stanford Research Institute...
- the SDS platform. The
Berkeley SDS was used for the
development of the
Tymshare commercial time-sharing
platform and an
improved version of CAL was offered...
