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1. Apple Inc. operating systems

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1.1. A/ROSE

1.2. A/UX

1.3. Apple DOS

1.4. Apple GS/OS

1.5. Apple ProDOS

1.6. Apple SOS

1.7. AudioOS

1.8. Copland (operating system)

1.9. Darwin (operating system)

1.10. IOS

1.11. IPadOS

1.12. IPadOS 13

1.13. IPadOS 14

1.14. IPadOS 15

1.15. IPadOS 16

1.16. IPadOS 17

1.17. List of Apple operating systems

1.18. MacOS

1.19. MkLinux

1.20. Newton OS

1.21. Nukernel

1.22. Rhapsody (operating system)

1.23. Star Trek project

1.24. Taligent

1.25. TvOS

1.26. Vanguard (microkernel)

1.27. WatchOS

2. Apple Inc. software

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2.1. Apple II software

2.2. Apple Inc. file systems

2.3. Classic Mac OS-only software made by Apple Inc.

2.4. Computer icons of Apple Inc.

2.5. Games on Apple Inc. platforms

2.6. IOS-based software made by Apple Inc.

2.7. IPod software

2.8. MacOS-only software made by Apple Inc.

2.9. QuickTime

2.10. TvOS software

2.11. WatchOS software

2.12. AVFoundation

2.13. AppleShare

2.14. AppleSingle and AppleDouble formats

2.15. AppleTalk

2.16. AppleTalk Remote Access

2.17. AppleWorks

2.18. Apple Configurator

2.19. Apple File Exchange

2.20. Apple Loops Utility

2.21. Apple Maps

2.22. Apple Media Tool

2.23. Apple Open Directory

2.24. Apple Pascal

2.25. Apple Pay

2.26. Apple Podcasts

2.27. Apple Pugetsound Program Library Exchange

2.28. Apple Qmaster

2.29. Apple Symbols

2.30. Apple TV app

2.31. Apple Worm

2.32. Audio Interchange File Format

2.33. Batch Monitor (Apple)

2.34. Bonjour (software)

2.35. Bonjour Sleep Proxy

2.36. Boot Camp (software)

2.37. Bozo bit

2.38. CSS animations

2.39. CUPS

2.40. CarPlay

2.41. Cinema Tools

2.42. Clang

2.43. Color (software)

2.44. Compressor (software)

2.45. Core Audio Format

2.46. DVD Studio Pro

2.47. Data Stream Interface

2.48. Enterprise Objects Framework

2.49. Etoys (programming language)

2.50. Final Cut Pro

2.51. Final Cut Server

2.52. Final Cut Studio

2.53. FourCC

2.54. Front Row (software)

2.55. GarageBand

2.56. HomeKit

2.57. HotSauce

2.58. IAd Producer

2.59. IChat

2.60. IDisk

2.61. ILife

2.62. ITunes

2.63. ITunes Ping

2.64. ITunes Radio

2.65. IWork

2.66. JBND

2.67. Kotoeri

2.68. List of Apple codenames

2.69. List of Apple pro apps

2.70. Look Around (Apple)

2.71. M4V

2.72. MacHack

2.73. MacWorks XL

2.74. Macintosh Application Environment

2.75. MacsBug

2.76. MainStage (software)

2.77. Messages (Apple)

2.78. Meta Content Framework

2.79. Motion (software)

2.80. Mouse Practice

2.81. Music (Apple)

2.82. Nothing Real

2.83. OpenDoc

2.84. Outline of Apple Inc.

2.85. Photos (Apple)

2.86. Pre-installed iOS apps

2.87. Preferred Executable Format

2.88. QuickDraw

2.89. Repair permissions

2.90. SHSH blob

2.91. SK8 (programming language)

2.92. Safari (web browser)

2.93. Safari version history

2.94. Shake (software)

2.95. Shazam (application)

2.96. Siri

2.97. Soundtrack Pro

2.98. Squeak

2.99. Standard Apple Numerics Environment

2.100. StatView

2.101. Swift (programming language)

2.102. Swift Playgrounds

2.103. Talking Moose

2.104. Weather (Apple)

2.105. WebObjects

2.106. Wiki Server

2.107. Word Juggler

2.108. WriteNow

2.109. Xgrid

2.110. Xsan

2.111. Zero-configuration networking

3. Computing timelines

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3.1. List of Mac models

3.2. Timeline of Apple Inc. products

3.3. Timeline of DOS operating systems

3.4. Timeline of Internet conflicts

3.5. Timeline of SCO–Linux disputes

3.6. Timeline of artificial intelligence

3.7. Timeline of audio formats

3.8. Timeline of computer animation in film and television

3.9. Timeline of computer viruses and worms

3.10. Timeline of computing

3.11. Timeline of computing 1990–1999

3.12. Timeline of computing 2000–2009

3.13. Timeline of computing hardware before 1950

3.14. Timeline of digital preservation

3.15. Timeline of events associated with Anonymous

3.17. Timeline of free and open-source software

3.18. Timeline of hypertext technology

3.19. Timeline of machine learning

3.20. Timeline of machine translation

3.21. Timeline of online advertising

3.22. Timeline of operating systems

3.23. Timeline of optical character recognition

3.24. Timeline of the Apple II series

3.25. Timeline of video formats

3.26. Timeline of web browsers

3.27. Timeline of web search engines

3.28. Timeline of women in computing

4. Discontinued software

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4.1. Defunct instant messaging clients

4.2. Defunct internet search engines

4.3. Delisted digital-only games

4.4. Discontinued Adobe software

4.5. Discontinued Google software

4.6. Discontinued Java virtual machines

4.7. Discontinued Microsoft software

4.8. Discontinued Mozilla plug-ins

4.9. Discontinued custom software projects

4.10. Discontinued development tools

4.11. Discontinued emulators

4.12. Discontinued iOS software

4.13. Discontinued operating systems

4.14. Discontinued programming languages

4.15. Discontinued web annotation systems

4.16. Discontinued web browsers

4.17. Former electronic trading platforms

4.18. 20/20 (spreadsheet software)

4.19. AOLpress

4.20. Abandonware

4.21. After Dark (software)

4.22. Alphatk

4.23. AppleJack

4.24. AskSam

4.25. Autodesk Softimage

4.26. Avid Elastic Reality

4.27. Butler SQL

4.28. C-Store

4.29. CA-Cricket Presents

4.30. CDisplay

4.31. CERN httpd

4.32. Cedega (software)

4.33. ChatON

4.34. CherryOS

4.35. Chiron FS

4.36. Claris Home Page

4.37. Classic Shell

4.38. Connotea

4.39. Cricket Paint

4.40. Cyberdog

4.41. DVD Decrypter

4.42. DVD Shrink

4.43. Dazzle Draw

4.44. DiskDoubler

4.45. Diskeeper

4.46. Display PostScript

4.47. Double Tools for DoubleSpace

4.48. Epictetus Database Client

4.49. Eudora (email client)

4.50. F-Spot

4.51. FIPS (computer program)

4.52. Facebook Paper

4.53. Family Computer Emulator

4.54. Firefox Send

4.55. Firestarter (firewall)

4.56. Fraps

4.57. FullPaint

4.58. GIFBuilder

4.59. GNU Oleo

4.60. Gobe Software

4.61. Gooey

4.62. HijackThis

4.63. HotDog

4.64. IBM Lotus Symphony

4.65. IBM Office/36

4.66. IBM OfficeVision

4.67. IBM Unica NetInsight

4.68. IBM ViaVoice

4.69. IBox

4.70. IWeb

4.71. IdeaList

4.72. InstallJammer

4.73. Ipchains

4.74. Ircle

4.75. KOffice

4.76. Kazaa

4.77. Larswm

4.78. LightningPaint

4.79. Locker (software)

4.80. Lotus 1-2-3

4.81. Lucifox

4.82. MINCE

4.83. M (virtual assistant)

4.84. Maatkit

4.85. MacDraw

4.86. MacHTTP

4.87. MacPaint

4.88. MacProject

4.89. MacPublisher

4.90. MacTerminal

4.91. MacWrite

4.92. Macromedia HomeSite

4.93. Macromedia xRes

4.94. Madster

4.95. MediaBrowser

4.96. MessageMe

4.97. Minnesota Internet Users Essential Tool

4.98. Mks vir

4.99. Mod ruby

4.100. Mozilla Prism

4.101. Mozilla Sunbird

4.102. Muine

4.103. MultiFinder

4.104. Netscape 6

4.105. Netscape Communicator

4.106. NewWave

4.107. NewsWatcher

4.108. Norton AntiBot

4.109. Norton Commander

4.110. Norton SystemWorks

4.111. Norton Utilities

4.112. NotScripts

4.113. OMNIWRITER

4.114. OggConvert

4.115. OpenCD

4.116. OpenOffice.org

4.117. PC-Talk

4.118. PHP-GTK

4.119. PIRCH (IRC client)

4.120. Parrot virtual machine

4.121. PartitionMagic

4.122. Perfect Writer

4.123. Personal Ancestral File

4.124. PhantomJS

4.125. Phase One Media Pro

4.126. QText

4.127. Qmodem

4.128. QtParted

4.129. ROX Desktop

4.130. Red Ryder (software)

4.131. Registrar (software)

4.132. SMART Information Retrieval System

4.133. SPRING

4.134. ScriptX

4.135. Seesmic

4.136. Smolt (Linux)

4.137. Snak

4.138. Sonique (media player)

4.139. Sourcetrail

4.140. Sparrow (email client)

4.141. SuperPaint

4.142. SuperPaint (Macintosh)

4.143. System Commander

4.144. Tamarin (software)

4.145. Timeworks Publisher

4.146. Tlen.pl

4.147. TorChat

4.148. Unica NetTracker

4.149. Unity (user interface)

4.150. Unsanity

4.151. Vimperator

4.152. WASTE

4.153. WebSphere sMash

4.154. Win4Lin

4.155. Winplot

4.156. WordStar

4.157. WordUp (program)

4.158. X.desktop

4.159. XDarwin

4.160. XMule

4.161. Xfire

4.162. XploRe

4.163. Yahoo! Livetext

4.164. Yahoo! Messenger

4.165. YouTube Vanced

4.166. Yudit

4.167. Zeus Web Server

5. Emulation software

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5.1. 68k emulators

5.2. Amiga emulation software

5.3. Amiga emulators

5.4. Android emulation software

5.5. Classic Mac OS emulation software

5.6. Commodore 64 emulators

5.7. DOS emulation software

5.8. DOS emulators

5.9. Disk image emulators

5.10. Emulation software stubs

5.11. Free emulation software

5.12. GP2X emulation software

5.13. Linux emulation software

5.14. MSX emulators

5.15. MacOS emulation software

5.16. Macintosh platform emulators

5.17. MorphOS emulation software

5.18. Multi-emulators

5.19. OS/2 emulation software

5.20. Platform virtualization software

5.21. PowerPC emulators

5.22. RISC OS emulation software

5.23. RISC OS emulators

5.24. Server emulators

5.25. Terminal emulators

5.26. Unix emulation software

5.27. Unix emulators

5.28. Video game platform emulators

5.29. Windows emulation software

5.30. X86 emulators

5.31. Z80 emulators

5.32. Amiga Disk File

5.33. Binary Modular Dataflow Machine

5.34. Binary translation

5.35. Charon (software)

5.36. Command CICS

5.37. Dynamic recompilation

5.38. Dynamips

5.39. EmuDX

5.40. Emulator

5.41. Just-in-time compilation

5.42. List of emulators

5.43. Mobile simulator

5.44. OS virtualization and emulation on Android

5.45. SIMH

5.46. SPIM

5.47. Shunra

5.48. Simics

5.49. Tao ExDOS

5.50. UVC-based preservation

5.51. Virtutech

5.52. Weatherscan

5.53. Xcopilot

6. History of artificial intelligence

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6.1. Artificial intelligence competitions

6.2. ADS-AC

6.3. AI@50

6.4. AI Memo

6.5. ALPAC

6.6. Advice taker

6.7. Alvey

6.8. Artificial Intelligence Cold War

6.9. Blocks world

6.10. Computing Machinery and Intelligence

6.11. Conceptual dependency theory

6.12. Dartmouth workshop

6.13. Darwin machine

6.14. ELIZA

6.15. Fifth Generation Computer Systems

6.16. Frame (artificial intelligence)

6.17. Fred the Webmate

6.18. Freddy II

6.19. FreeHAL

6.20. General Problem Solver

6.21. Information Processing Language

6.22. Intelligent Robotics Group

6.23. Johns Hopkins Beast

6.24. LIFER/LADDER

6.25. Lighthill report

6.26. Lisp machine

6.27. Logic Theorist

6.28. MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory

6.29. Microelectronics and Computer Technology Corporation

6.30. Mycin

6.31. PARRY

6.32. Planner (programming language)

6.33. Ratio Club

6.34. SHRDLU

6.35. STUDENT (computer program)

6.36. Script theory

6.37. Shakey the robot

6.38. Stanford Research Institute Problem Solver

6.39. Stochastic Neural Analog Reinforcement Calculator

6.40. Strategic Computing Initiative

6.41. Turing's Wager

6.42. Turing test

6.43. Xcon

6.44. Xinhua–Sogou AI news anchor

7. History of free and open-source software

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7.1. Formerly free software

7.2. Formerly proprietary software

7.3. Firefox early version history

7.4. Firefox version history

7.5. FreeBSD version history

7.6. Gobuntu

7.7. Halloween documents

7.8. History of Mozilla Application Suite

7.9. Tanenbaum–Torvalds debate

8. History of human–computer interaction

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8.1. Apple pointing devices

8.2. Augmentation Research Center

8.3. Brain implant

8.4. CICS

8.5. Command-line interface

8.6. Computer mouse

8.7. Computer terminal

8.8. Consumer brain–computer interfaces

8.9. Deep learning speech synthesis

8.10. Docuverse

8.11. Dynabook

8.12. Electronic Document System

8.13. Eloquens (software)

8.14. Eye tracking

8.15. File Retrieval and Editing System

8.16. Gesture recognition

8.17. History of automated adaptive instruction in computer applications

8.18. History of the graphical user interface

8.19. History of virtual learning environments

8.20. History of virtual learning environments in the 1990s

8.21. HoloLens 2

8.22. Hypertext Editing System

8.23. IBM 2260

8.24. IBM 2741

8.25. IBM 3270

8.26. IBM 740

8.27. In the Beginning... Was the Command Line

8.28. Inform version history

8.29. Intelligence amplification

8.30. Knowledge Navigator

8.31. Light pen

8.32. Line Drawing System-1

8.33. Man-Computer Symbiosis

8.34. Memex

8.35. Microsoft HoloLens

8.36. Microsoft Mesh

8.37. Microsoft PixelSense

8.38. Mouse button

8.39. Mousepad

8.40. Multichannel Speaking Automaton

8.41. Mundaneum

8.42. NLS (computer system)

8.43. Natural user interface

8.44. Neural Impulse Actuator

8.45. Office of the future

8.46. Operation Match

8.47. Optical mouse

8.48. PARC (company)

8.49. Paperless office

8.50. Pilot (operating system)

8.51. Point-and-shoot interface

8.52. Project Sidekick

8.53. Sketch recognition

8.54. Sketchpad

8.55. SpaceOrb 360

8.56. Speech synthesis

8.57. Tektronix 4010

8.58. The Mother of All Demos

8.59. Touchpad

8.60. Trackball

8.61. Voice Navigator

8.62. Voice user interface

8.63. Wired glove

8.64. Xerox Star

9. History of video games

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9.1. Early history of video games

9.2. Evercade games

9.3. History books about video games

9.4. Timelines of video games

9.5. Video game consoles by generation

9.6. Video game exhibitions

9.7. Video game museums

9.8. Video games by decade

9.9. Console war

9.10. Critical Path Project

9.11. Eighth generation of video game consoles

9.12. Fifth generation of video game consoles

9.13. First generation of video game consoles

9.14. Fourth generation of video game consoles

9.15. Game canon

9.16. Golden age of arcade video games

9.17. History of Eastern role-playing video games

9.18. History of Sega

9.19. History of Western role-playing video games

9.20. History of arcade video games

9.21. History of massively multiplayer online games

9.22. History of mobile games

9.23. History of online games

9.24. History of the Nintendo Entertainment System

9.25. History of video game consoles

9.26. How They Got Game

9.27. Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the video game industry

9.28. List of commercial failures in video games

9.29. Ludomusicology

9.30. Ninth generation of video game consoles

9.31. Second generation of video game consoles

9.32. Seventh generation of video game consoles

9.33. Sixth generation of video game consoles

9.34. Third generation of video game consoles

9.35. Timeline of arcade video game history

9.36. Video game crash of 1983

9.37. Video games and charity

9.38. Xbox 360 launch

10. History of web browsers

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10.1. Firefox 2

10.2. Firefox 3.0

10.3. Firefox 3.5

10.4. Firefox 3.6

10.5. Firefox 4

10.6. History of the Opera web browser

10.7. Netscape (web browser)

10.8. Netscape Navigator

10.9. WorldWideWeb

11. Macintosh operating systems

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11.1. Icons of Macintosh operating systems

11.2. Macintosh operating systems development

11.3. Macintosh operating systems people

11.4. Macintosh operating systems user interface

11.5. Macintosh software

11.6. Alias (Mac OS)

11.7. Apple Type Services for Unicode Imaging

11.8. Creator code

11.9. Desk accessory

11.10. Disk Copy

11.11. Finder (software)

11.12. HFS Plus

11.13. Hierarchical File System (Apple)

11.14. Info-Mac

11.15. Macintosh File System

11.16. Macintosh startup

11.17. Menlo (typeface)

11.18. Monaco (typeface)

11.19. New World ROM

11.20. Old World ROM

11.21. Open Architecture System Integration Strategy

11.22. PICT

11.24. Resource fork

11.25. Robin Williams (writer)

11.26. Stickies (Apple)

11.27. System Settings

12. Programming languages by creation date

13. Software version histories

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13.1. .NET Framework version history

13.2. Adobe Acrobat version history

13.3. AmigaOS 4 version history

13.4. AmigaOS version history

13.5. Android version history

13.6. AutoCAD version history

13.7. Debian version history

13.8. Fedora Linux release history

13.9. HarmonyOS version history

13.10. History of iTunes

13.11. IOS version history

13.12. IPadOS version history

13.13. Internet Explorer version history

13.14. Linux kernel version history

13.15. Mac OS X Server

13.16. MediaWiki version history

13.17. Microsoft Silverlight version history

13.18. Perl 5 version history

13.19. Qt version history

13.20. Software versioning

13.21. Ubuntu version history

13.22. WebOS version history

13.23. Windows Phone version history

13.24. Xbox system software

13.25. Zune software version history

14. Software wars

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14.1. Smartphone patent wars

14.2. Browser wars

14.3. Comparison of mobile operating systems

14.4. Editor war

14.5. Endianness

14.6. Indentation style

14.7. Mobile operating system

14.8. Unix wars

14.9. XBill

15. Unix history

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15.1. 3DA

15.2. Advanced Computing Environment

15.3. Berknet

15.4. CB UNIX

15.5. Caldera International

15.6. Chorus Systèmes SA

15.7. Common Open Software Environment

15.8. Computer Systems Research Group

15.9. Concurrent Computer Corporation

15.10. Eunice (software)

15.11. Harris Computer Systems

15.12. History of Unix

15.13. Intel Binary Compatibility Standard

15.14. Interactive Systems Corporation

15.15. Interix

15.16. Little Implementation Language

15.17. Mark Williams Company

15.18. Microport Systems

15.19. Mt Xinu

15.20. OPEN LOOK

15.21. Open Software Foundation

15.22. Open system (computing)

15.23. PWB/UNIX

15.24. Project Monterey

15.25. SCO Forum

15.26. Santa Cruz Operation

15.27. Software Tools Users Group

15.28. Space Travel (video game)

15.29. Tarantella, Inc.

15.30. The UNIX-HATERS Handbook

15.31. The Wollongong Group

15.32. UNIX Review

15.33. UNIX System Laboratories, Inc. v. Berkeley Software Design, Inc.

15.34. UniSoft

15.35. Univel

15.36. UnixWorld

15.37. Unix International

15.38. Unix System Laboratories

15.39. Version 6 Unix

15.40. Whitesmiths

16. ASK Group

17. BLAST (protocol)

18. BTRON

19. Bare machine

20. Boss key

21. Brooklyn Bridge (software)

22. CLOC

23. COCOA (digital humanities)

24. CODASYL

25. COGO

26. CP-67

27. CP/CMS

28. Carbon Copy (software)

29. Card image

30. Classic Mac OS

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30.1. Classic Mac OS character encodings

30.2. Classic Mac OS programming tools

30.3. Classic Mac OS software

30.4. At Ease

30.5. Chooser (Mac OS)

30.6. Classic Mac OS memory management

30.7. Disk First Aid

30.8. Dogcow

30.9. Executor (software)

30.10. Extension (Mac OS)

30.11. Extension conflict

30.12. Inside Macintosh

30.13. Internet Config

30.14. Mac 68k emulator

30.15. Mac OS 8

30.16. Mac OS 9

30.17. Mac OS Runtime for Java

30.18. Mac OS nanokernel

30.19. Macintosh Guide

30.20. Macintosh Toolbox

30.21. Multiprocessing Services

30.22. Network Browser

30.23. Open Transport

30.24. PC Exchange

30.25. Speech Manager

30.26. System 1

30.27. System 6

30.28. System 7

30.29. System folder

30.30. System suitcase

30.31. WorldScript

31. Colossal Typewriter

32. Computer programming in the punched card era

33. Computerized Approach to Residential Land Analysis

34. Context MBA

35. Data Base Task Group

36. DeCSS haiku

37. Distributed operating system

38. E (1970s text editor)

39. Expensive Desk Calculator

40. Expensive Tape Recorder

41. Expensive Typewriter

42. FreeS/WAN

43. Golden age of Spanish software

44. Harmony Compiler

45. History of CP/CMS

46. History of Delphi (software)

47. History of Haiku (operating system)

48. History of IBM mainframe operating systems

49. History of Linux

50. History of Mozilla Thunderbird

51. History of PDF

52. History of Programming Languages (conference)

53. History of Python

54. History of RISC OS

55. History of Sinhala software

56. History of email spam

57. History of machine translation

58. History of natural language processing

59. History of operating systems

60. History of software configuration management

61. History of software engineering

62. History of the Actor model

63. History of the Berkeley Software Distribution

64. History of the Dylan programming language

65. History of the Scheme programming language

66. History of the web browser

67. IBM CP-40

68. IBM Informix C-ISAM

69. Inference Corporation

70. Integrated Publishing System

71. Java version history

72. LEO (computer)

73. List of failed and overbudget custom software projects

74. Local Area Transport

75. Low Bandwidth X

76. MacOS version history

77. Mac operating systems

78. Michigan Terminal System

79. Monolithic application

80. Mosaic (web browser)

81. Munching square

82. NATO Software Engineering Conferences

83. NetQoS

84. Nokia Asha platform

85. Nomad software

86. Oxford Concordance Program

87. Pearl.com

88. Punched card

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88.1. Card reader (punched cards)

88.2. IBM punched card hardware

88.3. Bit bucket

88.4. Chad (paper)

88.5. Herman Hollerith

88.6. IBM Building, Honolulu

88.7. Keypunch

88.8. Lace card

88.9. Mark sense

88.10. Punched card input/output

88.11. Tabulating machine

88.12. Tub file

88.13. Two-pass verification

88.14. Unit record equipment

89. Resident monitor

90. Signed overpunch

91. Software crisis

92. Symbian

93. System Manager (HP LX)

94. TECO (text editor)

95. TJ-2

96. TYPSET and RUNOFF

98. Troff

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98.1. Eqn (software)

98.2. Groff (software)

98.3. James Clark (programmer)

98.4. Joe Ossanna

98.5. MakeIndex

98.6. Mike Lesk

98.7. Noweb

98.8. Nroff

98.9. PIC (markup language)

98.10. Refer (software)

98.11. Tbl

98.12. Xindy

99. Type-in program

100. Univac Text Editor

101. VM Software

102. VP/CSS

103. X/Open

104. Xcode

105. Zapple Monitor

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