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VM/386 was a multitasking multiuser product for 386 based computers. It was put out by the seemingly now defunct [[http://www.igcinc.com/ IGC] corporation.

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I've got versions 1.2 and 1.22 and neither run under any kind of emulation so I haven't been able to do much testing.

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-VM/386 was a multitasking multiuser product for 386 based computers.  It was put out by the seemingly now defunct [http://www.igcinc.com/ IGC] corporation.  VM/386 is a multitasking OS that takes advantage of the vm86 feature of the [[80386]] and higher processor.  Like Novell Netware, it is launched from within MS-DOS, but after that it runs in protected mode.  IGC was part of the committee that designed [[DPMI]] so I'd assume later versions of the product can run DPMI executables.
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+'''VM/386''' was a [[multi-tasking]] [[multi-user]] product for [[386]] based computers.  It was put out by the seemingly now defunct [http://www.igcinc.com/ IGC] corporation.  VM/386 is a multi-tasking [[operating system]] that takes advantage of the vm86 feature of the [[80386]] and higher [[processor]]s.
 I've got versions 1.2 and 1.22 and neither run under any kind of emulation so I haven't been able to do much testing.
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