Inferno

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Inferno is a distributed operating system developed at Bell Labs, known for its use of the Limbo programming language and its focus on portable, networked computing.

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Inferno canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf distributed operating system
operating system
basedOn Plan 9 from Bell Labs
canRunOn Plan 9 from Bell Labs
surface form: Plan 9

Unix-like systems
Windows
bare hardware
hosted operating systems
communicationModel Styx protocol
designedFor networked computing
portable computing
developer Bell Telephone Laboratories
surface form: Bell Labs

Lucent Technologies
fileSystemModel namespaces
GUIFramework Tk-like toolkit for Limbo
hasComponent Dis virtual machine
Limbo compiler
Styx file server
graphical window system
initialReleaseYear mid-1990s
inspiredBy Plan 9 from Bell Labs
surface form: Plan 9 namespace model
license open source (later releases)
namespacePerProcess yes
networkTransparency yes
originOrganization Bell Telephone Laboratories
surface form: Bell Labs Computing Sciences Research Center
programmingLanguage Limbo
runsOnArchitecture ARM
MIPS
PowerPC
x86
supports distributed computing
graphical user interface
portable bytecode
resource-limited devices
virtual machine
supportsLanguage C
Java
surface form: Java (via hosted environments)

Limbo
supportsSecurity authentication mechanisms
encryption
targetDomain distributed services
embedded systems
network appliances
uses Dis virtual machine
usesProtocol Styx
virtualMachineName Dis

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Ken Thompson notableWork Inferno
Unreal Unearth inspiredBy Inferno