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Operating system similar to Multics, developed at the MIT Architecture Machine Group for Interdata/Perkin-Elmer 32-bit machines.

Hosted a Lisp dialect called MagixSixLisp, in which the graphics software ASAS was first written.

Hosted SINE ("SINE is not EINE"), perhaps the second Emacs clone after EINE.

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−	Operating system similar to [[Multics]], developed at the MIT Architecture Machine Group.	+	Operating system similar to [[Multics]], developed at the MIT Architecture Machine Group for [[Interdata 8/32\|Interdata/Perkin-Elmer 32-bit machines]].

	Hosted a Lisp dialect called MagixSixLisp, in which the graphics software [[ASAS]] was first written.		Hosted a Lisp dialect called MagixSixLisp, in which the graphics software [[ASAS]] was first written.