Compatible Time-Sharing System

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Compatible Time-Sharing System was one of the earliest and most influential time-sharing operating systems, pioneering interactive computing and concepts that shaped modern operating systems.

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instanceOf historical computer system
interactive computing system
research operating system
time-sharing operating system
abbreviation CTSS
basedOn IBM 7090 batch operating environment
chiefDesigner Fernando J. Corbató NERFINISHED
computingParadigm multi-user interactive computing
time-sharing
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
developer MIT Computation Center NERFINISHED
MIT Project MAC NERFINISHED
Massachusetts Institute of Technology NERFINISHED
era mainframe computing era
firstDemonstrated 1961
hardwareRequirement disk storage (later configurations)
magnetic core memory
magnetic tape storage
historicalSignificance one of the earliest time-sharing systems
pioneered interactive computing
shaped design of modern operating systems
inception early 1960s
influenced Multics NERFINISHED
Unix NERFINISHED
later time-sharing operating systems
introducedConcept command interpreter for interactive use
file system with per-user directories
modern password security practices
locationOfFirstDeployment MIT Computation Center NERFINISHED
notableFeature background and foreground job processing
command-line interactive access via terminals
early email-like messaging facilities
online text editing
password-based user authentication
per-user file system with access control
time-sliced CPU scheduling
operatingSystemFor IBM 7090 NERFINISHED
IBM 7094 NERFINISHED
researchFocus interactive computing
resource sharing among multiple users
status discontinued
successor Multics time-sharing system NERFINISHED
supportedUsersSimultaneously dozens of users
usedAt MIT NERFINISHED
usedFor academic research
education
software development
userInterface teletype terminals
typewriter-like consoles

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Fernando J. Corbató developed Compatible Time-Sharing System