The Hidden Early History of Unix The Forgotten history of early Unix

Amazing talk! Thank you!

Seems rude of the audience members to get up while the Q&A session is in progress

It's funny to think we have Unix and it's derivates coz some old school nerd wanted to play crappy space game

History of the internet deserves a short tv series. Milestones and oddly funny stories. Dont make it tho, it just deserves it in comparison to whats being aired.

fantastic absolutely fantastic wonderful talk thank you wow

Does anyone have links to the slides?

Hakan Lans father of GPU.

Great talk, the multihour version would be interesting too. Hearing PWB, Datakit, etc. definitely hits some old memory cobwebs lol

Anything before BSV was a mess.

Thanks for posting. Great vid!

My history began with CB Unix witch ran the Switching Control Center System (SCCS). I was an ESS switch tech for Southern Bell.

Brilliant history lesson - far more interesting stuff happening in those days than is usually told. Thanks for sharing !!!

Very good talk with many insights on hiatorical precedences.

I am however very very surprised when he says that grep, awk and sed originated outside of Bell Labs?? This seems potentially a mistake for at least 2 : grep (by Thompson, iirc?) and awk (the 3 letters are 3 people of bell labs: Aho, Weinberg(spelling?) and the famous and great Kernighan).

Lots of remarkable details, thanks! The ressurection of the original PDP-7 Unix is amazing.

I wonder if a PDP-7 could count the number of times this guy said 'ah' and 'ummmm'. Over 100? Good bye ah um

Very interesting thank you.
Audience was a bit noisy during questions.