MacMach

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Operating system Carnegie Mellon University Mach Microkernel 4.3BSD

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Default user interface: Command-line, X11, System 7
Developer: Carnegie Mellon University
Initial release: 1991
Kernel type: Microkernel (Mach 3.0)
License: BSD, Mach, AT&T UNIX
Marketing target: Researchers, hobbyists

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Avg. degree1.94

Density0.064516

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MacMach

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MacMach → AT, Because, BSD, CD-ROM, CMU, IIci, IIcx, IIfx, IIx, MacDraw, Mach, Mach's, MachTen, Macintosh, Macintosh II, MacUser, Microsoft Excel, Motorola, PMMU, SE/30

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MacMach → discontinued prototype operating system developed by Carnegie Mellon University, research distribution with restrictive licensing

Default user interface · 1

MacMach → Command-line, X11, System 7

Developer · 1

MacMach → Carnegie Mellon University

Initial release · 1

MacMach → 1991

Kernel type · 1

MacMach → Microkernel (Mach 3.0)

License · 1

MacMach → BSD, Mach, AT&T UNIX

Marketing target · 1

MacMach → Researchers, hobbyists

OS family · 1

MacMach → Unix-like

Source model · 1

MacMach → Proprietary

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system mach macintosh unix cmu microkernel 3bsd operating source kernel applications support alongside mac license discontinued carnegie mellon university os

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
MacMach	Default user interface	Command-line, X11, System 7	1.00	infobox
MacMach	Developer	Carnegie Mellon University	1.00	infobox
MacMach	Initial release	1991	1.00	infobox
MacMach	Kernel type	Microkernel (Mach 3.0)	1.00	infobox
MacMach	License	BSD, Mach, AT&T UNIX	1.00	infobox
MacMach	Marketing target	Researchers, hobbyists	1.00	infobox
MacMach	OS family	Unix-like	1.00	infobox
MacMach	Source model	Proprietary	1.00	infobox
MacMach	Succeeded by	MkLinux	1.00	infobox
MacMach	Supported platforms	Macintosh (68k)	1.00	infobox
MacMach	Userland	4.3BSD	1.00	infobox
MacMach	Working state	Discontinued	1.00	infobox
MacMach	is a	discontinued prototype operating system developed by Carnegie Mellon University	0.90	text
MacMach	is a	research distribution with restrictive licensing	0.90	text

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