For Old Mainframers -- Here's emulating running IBM TSO under SUSE

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For Old Mainframers -- Here's emulating running IBM TSO under SUSE

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09-16-2005, 05:03 PM	#1
1kyle Member Registered: Feb 2004 Location: 'Ol Blighty Distribution: SLED 10, SUSE 10.3 Posts: 722 Rep:	For Old Mainframers -- Here's emulating running IBM TSO under SUSE Hi for any old timers You can actually emulate a real IBM mainframe with Linux these days Here's a screenshot of me running TSO with 4 terminals ( I shown) Response time on a Laptop is FAR FAR faster than back in the days when I actually ran TSO on a real IBM mainframe. You can even run such old things as PL/I, Fortran and Cobol on it. !!! (Shows some of us have more time than sense !!!!) http://www.1kyle.com/snapshot1.jpg Anyway just a bit of Computing Nostalgia. Cheers -K

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