Flavors of PICK

#11

Thank you for the information,

Which address in the web of GA, Ultimate and Sequoia?

#12

Ed Sheehan wrote:

Quote:

Ok, that's a new one on me. Is it still current? Sounds exciting.

No, should've specified. Was a license bought by Climax Computer

Systems, headed by a Brit, Mike something and sold only a few dozen
systems I believe, before folding. Early 80's (all from fuzzy memory
synapses)

Quote:

Ed

Chandru Murthi wrote:

Cleber's probably interested in current systems only, but gosh, how
could y'all forget the Climax?

#13

Yes, but it was an interesting implementation. They had tied imaging with
it. The Ford Modeling Agency used one.

Eugene

"Chandru Murthi" <xyzcmurthi (AT) quest (DOT) with.a.w.net> wrote

Quote:

Ed Sheehan wrote:
Ok, that's a new one on me. Is it still current? Sounds exciting.

No, should've specified. Was a license bought by Climax Computer
Systems, headed by a Brit, Mike something and sold only a few dozen
systems I believe, before folding. Early 80's (all from fuzzy memory
synapses)

Ed

Chandru Murthi wrote:

Cleber's probably interested in current systems only, but gosh, how
could y'all forget the Climax?

#14

In addition to those:

Dassault Electronique OA implementation Motorola based 88010/20 (late 80ies)
Ultimate Inmos Transputer board pluged into 286 PCs (same late 80ies) - that
was great innovation, suppressed by US Ultimate management as far as the
concept and implementation made by French/UK guys only.

MDIS Eagle board, Motorola 888010/20 based, similar to Upboard. I heard, it
was possible to load Upboard software into it, performace increased by some
3-4 times immediately.

Just to name a few from my memory hold.
Nick

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Quote:

Cleber's probably interested in current systems only, but gosh, how
could y'all forget the Climax?

Chandru Murthi

Ed Sheehan wrote:
Did anyone mention Upboard?

#15

Intertechnique (sp?) was a pretty good sized player IIRC.

-- jet

Cleber Vieira Baptista wrote:

Quote:

Hello for all,

I already used R83, AP, AP-DOS, AP-FOR and D3.
I want to obtain information about other flavors of PICK.
I already had information on U2, Jbase, MaVerick, Reality, Revelation,
mvBase and mvEnterprise.
Do other flavors of PICK exist?

Thank you.

#16

UltPlus is still being sold by Operating System Support (OSS); their web
page is www.ossfl.com

Regards,
Ron

"Cleber Vieira Baptista" <cleber (AT) brturbo (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:

Thank you for the information,

Which address in the web of GA, Ultimate and Sequoia?

#17

In article <3F72FAE7.6000607 (AT) quest (DOT) with.a.w.net>,
xyzcmurthi (AT) quest (DOT) with.a.w.net (Chandru Murthi) wrote:

Quote:

Ed Sheehan wrote:
Ok, that's a new one on me. Is it still current? Sounds exciting.

No, should've specified. Was a license bought by Climax Computer
Systems, headed by a Brit, Mike something and sold only a few dozen
systems I believe, before folding. Early 80's (all from fuzzy memory
synapses)

Ed

Chandru Murthi wrote:

Cleber's probably interested in current systems only, but gosh, how
could y'all forget the Climax?

Talking of Brits, has anyone mentioned Aaron Gershfield. I can't remember

the names of his systems, though. I think the company is still going, but
I doubt he is still selling his own-brand Pick.

Best wishes
Alan Pritchard
The GLOBAL GAZETTEER™: the world on file
http://www.allm-geodata.com
Tel: +44 (0) 1202 417 477

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