Recreating historic time-sharing computer system
November 16th, 2005 | Published in all news, Collis Center, History, preservation
This is historic preservation for the twenty-first century: a group has formed to recreate the first Dartmouth Time-Sharing System, which started in 1964 in the basement of College Hall on a GE-235 computer (used for executing programs) and a GE DN-30 (for communicating with the remote teletype terminals).
