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  1. Через тернии к Солнцу: уютный UNIX

    Привет! Я Владимир Карагиоз, работаю техническим лидером по развитию гибридных облачных решений в

    habr.com/ru/companies/cloud_ru

    #unix #sun #unix_way #sparcstation

  2. Через тернии к Солнцу: уютный UNIX

    Привет! Я Владимир Карагиоз, работаю техническим лидером по развитию гибридных облачных решений в

    habr.com/ru/companies/cloud_ru

    #unix #sun #unix_way #sparcstation

  3. Через тернии к Солнцу: уютный UNIX

    Привет! Я Владимир Карагиоз, работаю техническим лидером по развитию гибридных облачных решений в

    habr.com/ru/companies/cloud_ru

    #unix #sun #unix_way #sparcstation

  4. Через тернии к солнцу: запускаем 30-летний Sun SPARCstation 5 в 2026 году

    Привет! Меня зовут Владимир Карагиоз, я технический лидер по развитию гибридных облачных решений в

    habr.com/ru/companies/cloud_ru

    #unix #unixway #sun #sun_microsystems #sparcstation

  5. Через тернии к солнцу: запускаем 30-летний Sun SPARCstation 5 в 2026 году

    Привет! Меня зовут Владимир Карагиоз, я технический лидер по развитию гибридных облачных решений в

    habr.com/ru/companies/cloud_ru

    #unix #unixway #sun #sun_microsystems #sparcstation

  6. Через тернии к солнцу: запускаем 30-летний Sun SPARCstation 5 в 2026 году

    Привет! Меня зовут Владимир Карагиоз, я технический лидер по развитию гибридных облачных решений в

    habr.com/ru/companies/cloud_ru

    #unix #unixway #sun #sun_microsystems #sparcstation

  7. #retrocomputing #vintagecomputing #search #searchengine #frogfind #ncsa #mosaic #ncsamosaic #sun #sparcstation #sgi #unix

    Catch of the Day: The Forefather of the World Wide Web! 🏛️🕸️

    Hey Retro Fans!

    Hold your breath and bow in reverence. Today, our FrogFind radar didn't just catch an old browser; it caught the absolute foundation of the modern internet. Between all the Nintendos and dusty Windows PCs, this gigantic milestone appeared:

    NCSA Mosaic 2.7b5 on UNIX (X11)!

    For those who weren't online in the early 90s: Mosaic, developed at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA), was the first web browser that could display images inline next to text (rather than in a separate window). Starting in 1993, it was the spark that made the World Wide Web appealing to the masses! The Mosaic team later went on to found Netscape, and even Microsoft's first Internet Explorer was based on licensed Mosaic code.

    The fact that today, in 2026, someone boots up a UNIX machine (perhaps an old Sun SPARCstation or an SGI) and navigates our frog pond using the final beta version of NCSA Mosaic (from around 1996) is like operating a working time machine. It proves one thing: True HTML survives decades.

    A reverent cheer to the pioneers of the internet!

    Your FrogFind Team 🐸

  8. #retrocomputing #vintagecomputing #search #searchengine #frogfind #ncsa #mosaic #ncsamosaic #sun #sparcstation #sgi #unix

    Catch of the Day: The Forefather of the World Wide Web! 🏛️🕸️

    Hey Retro Fans!

    Hold your breath and bow in reverence. Today, our FrogFind radar didn't just catch an old browser; it caught the absolute foundation of the modern internet. Between all the Nintendos and dusty Windows PCs, this gigantic milestone appeared:

    NCSA Mosaic 2.7b5 on UNIX (X11)!

    For those who weren't online in the early 90s: Mosaic, developed at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA), was the first web browser that could display images inline next to text (rather than in a separate window). Starting in 1993, it was the spark that made the World Wide Web appealing to the masses! The Mosaic team later went on to found Netscape, and even Microsoft's first Internet Explorer was based on licensed Mosaic code.

    The fact that today, in 2026, someone boots up a UNIX machine (perhaps an old Sun SPARCstation or an SGI) and navigates our frog pond using the final beta version of NCSA Mosaic (from around 1996) is like operating a working time machine. It proves one thing: True HTML survives decades.

    A reverent cheer to the pioneers of the internet!

    Your FrogFind Team 🐸

  9. #retrocomputing #vintagecomputing #search #searchengine #frogfind #ncsa #mosaic #ncsamosaic #sun #sparcstation #sgi #unix

    Catch of the Day: The Forefather of the World Wide Web! 🏛️🕸️

    Hey Retro Fans!

    Hold your breath and bow in reverence. Today, our FrogFind radar didn't just catch an old browser; it caught the absolute foundation of the modern internet. Between all the Nintendos and dusty Windows PCs, this gigantic milestone appeared:

    NCSA Mosaic 2.7b5 on UNIX (X11)!

    For those who weren't online in the early 90s: Mosaic, developed at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA), was the first web browser that could display images inline next to text (rather than in a separate window). Starting in 1993, it was the spark that made the World Wide Web appealing to the masses! The Mosaic team later went on to found Netscape, and even Microsoft's first Internet Explorer was based on licensed Mosaic code.

    The fact that today, in 2026, someone boots up a UNIX machine (perhaps an old Sun SPARCstation or an SGI) and navigates our frog pond using the final beta version of NCSA Mosaic (from around 1996) is like operating a working time machine. It proves one thing: True HTML survives decades.

    A reverent cheer to the pioneers of the internet!

    Your FrogFind Team 🐸

  10. #retrocomputing #vintagecomputing #search #searchengine #frogfind #ncsa #mosaic #ncsamosaic #sun #sparcstation #sgi #unix

    Catch of the Day: The Forefather of the World Wide Web! 🏛️🕸️

    Hey Retro Fans!

    Hold your breath and bow in reverence. Today, our FrogFind radar didn't just catch an old browser; it caught the absolute foundation of the modern internet. Between all the Nintendos and dusty Windows PCs, this gigantic milestone appeared:

    NCSA Mosaic 2.7b5 on UNIX (X11)!

    For those who weren't online in the early 90s: Mosaic, developed at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA), was the first web browser that could display images inline next to text (rather than in a separate window). Starting in 1993, it was the spark that made the World Wide Web appealing to the masses! The Mosaic team later went on to found Netscape, and even Microsoft's first Internet Explorer was based on licensed Mosaic code.

    The fact that today, in 2026, someone boots up a UNIX machine (perhaps an old Sun SPARCstation or an SGI) and navigates our frog pond using the final beta version of NCSA Mosaic (from around 1996) is like operating a working time machine. It proves one thing: True HTML survives decades.

    A reverent cheer to the pioneers of the internet!

    Your FrogFind Team 🐸

  11. #retrocomputing #vintagecomputing #search #searchengine #frogfind #ncsa #mosaic #ncsamosaic #sun #sparcstation #sgi #unix

    Catch of the Day: The Forefather of the World Wide Web! 🏛️🕸️

    Hey Retro Fans!

    Hold your breath and bow in reverence. Today, our FrogFind radar didn't just catch an old browser; it caught the absolute foundation of the modern internet. Between all the Nintendos and dusty Windows PCs, this gigantic milestone appeared:

    NCSA Mosaic 2.7b5 on UNIX (X11)!

    For those who weren't online in the early 90s: Mosaic, developed at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA), was the first web browser that could display images inline next to text (rather than in a separate window). Starting in 1993, it was the spark that made the World Wide Web appealing to the masses! The Mosaic team later went on to found Netscape, and even Microsoft's first Internet Explorer was based on licensed Mosaic code.

    The fact that today, in 2026, someone boots up a UNIX machine (perhaps an old Sun SPARCstation or an SGI) and navigates our frog pond using the final beta version of NCSA Mosaic (from around 1996) is like operating a working time machine. It proves one thing: True HTML survives decades.

    A reverent cheer to the pioneers of the internet!

    Your FrogFind Team 🐸

  12. @jamesholden Very cool - I love 32-bit #SPARCstation hardware. On the point of the terminator - is it because you were using an external drive too? I don't remember having to use a terminator if only using the internal drives.

    #retrocomputing

  13. @jamesholden Very cool - I love 32-bit #SPARCstation hardware. On the point of the terminator - is it because you were using an external drive too? I don't remember having to use a terminator if only using the internal drives.

    #retrocomputing

  14. @jamesholden Very cool - I love 32-bit #SPARCstation hardware. On the point of the terminator - is it because you were using an external drive too? I don't remember having to use a terminator if only using the internal drives.

    #retrocomputing

  15. @jamesholden Very cool - I love 32-bit #SPARCstation hardware. On the point of the terminator - is it because you were using an external drive too? I don't remember having to use a terminator if only using the internal drives.

    #retrocomputing

  16. Compiling old games on my #sparcstation . Mirror Magic II from 1994 already works, even with audio! I remembered the plain old Linux sound interface is compatible to #Solaris‘. This game originally was ported from the Amiga and still is super enjoyable. I was able to obtain the 1.0 source code from a very early Linux pre-distro code archive.

    The original author still enhances it continuously by adding more play modes:
    artsoft.org/mirrormagic/

  17. Compiling old games on my #sparcstation . Mirror Magic II from 1994 already works, even with audio! I remembered the plain old Linux sound interface is compatible to #Solaris‘. This game originally was ported from the Amiga and still is super enjoyable. I was able to obtain the 1.0 source code from a very early Linux pre-distro code archive.

    The original author still enhances it continuously by adding more play modes:
    artsoft.org/mirrormagic/

  18. Compiling old games on my #sparcstation . Mirror Magic II from 1994 already works, even with audio! I remembered the plain old Linux sound interface is compatible to #Solaris‘. This game originally was ported from the Amiga and still is super enjoyable. I was able to obtain the 1.0 source code from a very early Linux pre-distro code archive.

    The original author still enhances it continuously by adding more play modes:
    artsoft.org/mirrormagic/

  19. Compiling old games on my #sparcstation . Mirror Magic II from 1994 already works, even with audio! I remembered the plain old Linux sound interface is compatible to #Solaris‘. This game originally was ported from the Amiga and still is super enjoyable. I was able to obtain the 1.0 source code from a very early Linux pre-distro code archive.

    The original author still enhances it continuously by adding more play modes:
    artsoft.org/mirrormagic/

  20. Compiling old games on my #sparcstation . Mirror Magic II from 1994 already works, even with audio! I remembered the plain old Linux sound interface is compatible to #Solaris‘. This game originally was ported from the Amiga and still is super enjoyable. I was able to obtain the 1.0 source code from a very early Linux pre-distro code archive.

    The original author still enhances it continuously by adding more play modes:
    artsoft.org/mirrormagic/

  21. Ok, here's the blog post!

    If you've wanted to party like it's 1994 and experience life on planet #Unix _before_ Solaris, why not try a bit of #RetroComputing and try #SunOS 4 on an emulated #SPARCstation 5? apintandaparma.club/cos/fallin

  22. Ok, here's the blog post!

    If you've wanted to party like it's 1994 and experience life on planet #Unix _before_ Solaris, why not try a bit of #RetroComputing and try #SunOS 4 on an emulated #SPARCstation 5? apintandaparma.club/cos/fallin

  23. Ok, here's the blog post!

    If you've wanted to party like it's 1994 and experience life on planet #Unix _before_ Solaris, why not try a bit of #RetroComputing and try #SunOS 4 on an emulated #SPARCstation 5? apintandaparma.club/cos/fallin

  24. Ok, here's the blog post!

    If you've wanted to party like it's 1994 and experience life on planet #Unix _before_ Solaris, why not try a bit of #RetroComputing and try #SunOS 4 on an emulated #SPARCstation 5? apintandaparma.club/cos/fallin

  25. Ok, here's the blog post!

    If you've wanted to party like it's 1994 and experience life on planet #Unix _before_ Solaris, why not try a bit of #RetroComputing and try #SunOS 4 on an emulated #SPARCstation 5? apintandaparma.club/cos/fallin

  26. NVRAM von der #sparcstation 20 repariert. Mir ist da ein kleiner Fehler passiert. Aber nichts, was sich nicht fixen lässt.
    Aber am Ende funktioniert es.
    #sun #ss20 #retrocomputing #retrocomputers #retro

  27. NVRAM von der #sparcstation 20 repariert. Mir ist da ein kleiner Fehler passiert. Aber nichts, was sich nicht fixen lässt.
    Aber am Ende funktioniert es.
    #sun #ss20 #retrocomputing #retrocomputers #retro

  28. Erstmal Solaris 9 auf die #sparcstation 5 installieren. Der NEC MultiSync EA221WM ist echt Gold wert. Kann 15kHz und das Signal des 13w3 Framebuffers. #retrocomputing #retro #sun #sparc

  29. Erstmal Solaris 9 auf die #sparcstation 5 installieren. Der NEC MultiSync EA221WM ist echt Gold wert. Kann 15kHz und das Signal des 13w3 Feamebuffers. #retrocomputing #retro #sun #sparc

  30. Erstmal Solaris 9 auf die #sparcstation 5 installieren. Der NEC MultiSync EA221WM ist echt Gold wert. Kann 15kHz und das Signal des 13w3 Framebuffers. #retrocomputing #retro #sun #sparc

  31. NVRAM von meiner zweiten #sparcstation 5 gefixt. Weiß nicht, warum man die Dinger nicht gleich mit einem CR2032 Sockel aus gestattet hat. #sun #retrocomputing #retro

  32. NVRAM von meiner zweiten #sparcstation 5 gefixt. Weiß nicht, warum man die Dinger nicht gleich mit einem CR2032 Sockel aus gestattet hat. #sun #retrocomputing #retro

  33. Die #SparcStation 5 läuft mit #SunOS 5.9 aka #Solaris9. Die Installation hat zwar was 3h gedauert. Aber so kommt zusammen, was zusammen gehört. #retrocomputing #retro #sun

  34. Die #SparcStation 5 läuft mit #SunOS 5.9 aka #Solaris9. Die Installation hat zwar was 3h gedauert. Aber so kommt zusammen, was zusammen gehört. #retrocomputing #retro #sun

  35. Trying to remember a unix gag from the early 90s. You could send a command to someone else's terminal and a little guy would appear on screen and slowly push the whole thing off your monitor. If you knew what was up, you could kill the process, but if not, you'd be locked out. I'd swear this was called "Ferkle", but I can't find anything mention of this anywhere. This was on a Sun SPARCstation, I believe.

    Anyone?

    #unix #sparcstation #computer

  36. Trying to remember a unix gag from the early 90s. You could send a command to someone else's terminal and a little guy would appear on screen and slowly push the whole thing off your monitor. If you knew what was up, you could kill the process, but if not, you'd be locked out. I'd swear this was called "Ferkle", but I can't find anything mention of this anywhere. This was on a Sun SPARCstation, I believe.

    Anyone?

    #unix #sparcstation #computer

  37. Trying to remember a unix gag from the early 90s. You could send a command to someone else's terminal and a little guy would appear on screen and slowly push the whole thing off your monitor. If you knew what was up, you could kill the process, but if not, you'd be locked out. I'd swear this was called "Ferkle", but I can't find anything mention of this anywhere. This was on a Sun SPARCstation, I believe.

    Anyone?

    #unix #sparcstation #computer

  38. Trying to remember a unix gag from the early 90s. You could send a command to someone else's terminal and a little guy would appear on screen and slowly push the whole thing off your monitor. If you knew what was up, you could kill the process, but if not, you'd be locked out. I'd swear this was called "Ferkle", but I can't find anything mention of this anywhere. This was on a Sun SPARCstation, I believe.

    Anyone?

    #unix #sparcstation #computer