By M. D. Oestreicher, M. J. Bailey, J. I. Strauss
Communications of the ACM,
November 1967,
Vol. 10 No. 11, Pages 685-693
10.1145/363790.363806
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An Operating System is described which will run on a wide variety of configurations of the I.C.T. 1900, and can handle a large number of online console users while at the same time running several offline (background) jobs. The system is not oriented towards either mode and can be either a batch processing system (such as the ATLAS Supervisor, IBSYS, or GECOS), or a multiaccess system (resembling, to the user, CTSS or MULTICS), or both simultaneously, depending on the installation, which can adjust the Schedulers.
Both online users and offline jobs use a common Command Language. The system includes a Multilevel device-independent File Store.
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