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{{Infobox OS
{{Infobox OS
| name = RTS/8
| name = RTS/8
| creator = DEC
| creator = [[Digital Equipment Corporation|DEC]]
| year introduced = 1968
| year introduced = 1968
| architecture = PDP-8
| architecture = [[PDP-8]]
| type = time-shared
| type = [[time-sharing|time-shared]]
| multitasking =  
| multitasking =  
}}
}}


TSS/8 (Time-Sharing System for the PDP-8/I and -8 computers) is a general-purpose, time-sharing system offering up to 16 users (24 in certain applications) a comprehensive library of system Programs. These programs provide facility for editing, assembling, compiling, debugging, loading, saving, calling, and executing user programs on-line. Two conversational, interactive systems, [[FOCAL-8]] and [[BASIC-8]] are also included.
TSS/8 (Time-Sharing System for the PDP-8/I and -8 computers) is a general-purpose, [[time-sharing]] system offering up to 16 users (24 in certain applications) a comprehensive [[library]] of system programs. These programs provide facility for editing, assembling, compiling, debugging, loading, saving, calling, and executing user programs on-line. Two conversational, interactive systems, [[FOCAL-8]] and [[BASIC-8]] are also included.


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RTS/8
Type: time-shared
Creator: DEC
Architecture: PDP-8
Date Released: 1968


TSS/8 (Time-Sharing System for the PDP-8/I and -8 computers) is a general-purpose, time-sharing system offering up to 16 users (24 in certain applications) a comprehensive library of system programs. These programs provide facility for editing, assembling, compiling, debugging, loading, saving, calling, and executing user programs on-line. Two conversational, interactive systems, FOCAL-8 and BASIC-8 are also included.

References

From Bitsavers: TSS/8 Time-Sharing System User's Guide

Wikipedia:TSS-8