According to Peter Flass <
Peter@Iron-Spring.com>:
On 4/4/26 14:55, John Levine wrote:
Did any timesharing OSes from IBM enjoy much success? Maybe TSO? Did
that do multiuser, without the need for VMs?
Obviously VM/CMS. Non-IBM MTS was fairly popular in the education community.
Single language APL\360 was also pretty popular, supporting a lot of interactive
users on a 360/50.
IBM also had Conversational Programming System (CPS) that supported
BASIC and PL/I. Don't know about FORTRAN.
That was QUIKTRAN.
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