Re: The BBC name.
Jon Niehof <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.bbc.general |
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> I seem to recall that the operating system itself was called MOS, > which expands to Machine Operating System, or something along those > lines. The machines had an implementation of BASIC called BBC BASIC > and were sold as the BBC Microcomputer Models A, B and B+, along with > the Master System and Master Compact. I believe the A3000, which was > an Archimedes series machine, was also branded as a BBC Microcomputer. All of that's 100% on-the-dot. BBC has *never*, to the best of my knowledge, been used to refer to an OS (the Arc started on Arthur and moved to RISCOS).