DEC had a huge influence on the modern computer industry. The PDP-11 and VAX systems were much admired and inspired some [[CPU]]s that followed. Unix (the predecessor of [[Linux]]) and the C programming language were both developed on PDP-11 systems. This is doubtless due to the fact that PDP-11s and VAXes were common in university settings. The VT100 [[Terminals|terminal]] set the base standard for smart terminals, and the VMS [[Operating system]] (now OpenVMS) running on the VAX and AXP computers was also very popular. The 8-bit CP/M operating system was inspired by the pdp/8's OS/8 and PDP-11's RT-11 operating systems. In turn, MSDOS was based on 86DOS, which was based on CP/M, and Microsoft Windows was originally based on MSDOS. Further, ACLs (Access Control Lists) were a feature of VMS that was later incorporated into Windows.
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DEC had a huge influence on the modern computer industry. The PDP-11 and VAX systems were much admired and inspired some [[CPU]]s that followed. Unix (the predecessor of [[Linux]]) and the C programming language were both developed on PDP-11 systems. This is doubtless due to the fact that PDP-11s and VAXes were common in university settings. The VT100 [[Terminals|terminal]] set the base standard for smart terminals, and the VMS [[Operating system]] (now OpenVMS) running on the VAX and AXP computers was also very popular. The 8-bit CP/M operating system was inspired by the pdp/8's OS/8 and PDP-11's RT-11 operating systems. In turn, [[MS DOS]] was based on 86DOS, which was based on CP/M, and Microsoft Windows was originally based on MSDOS. Further, ACLs (Access Control Lists) were a feature of VMS that was later incorporated into Windows.