"first" computer on the internet
madodel
madodel at ptdprolog.net
Sun Jul 20 14:27:31 CDT 2008
Eric Smith wrote:
> Mark wrote:
>> And what was the first operating system to have builtin support for
>> internet access? Did Windows for Workgroups have this or was that
>> just LAN networking?
>
> It certainly wasn't any Microsoft operating system. Microsoft was at
> least ten years late to the party.
>
> If you define "internet access" as "having TCP/IP", it might have been
> BSD 4.1a, which included the crufty BBN TCP/IP code, and was released in
> 1982. ARPANET switched from NCP to TCP/IP on January 1, 1983 ("flag day").
It was stupid of me to leave out BSD. I knew that IBM used the TCP/IP
stack in BSD for their OS/2 and probably AIX as well.
Mark
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