Ceres workstation

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The Ceres workstation is a research-oriented computer system developed at ETH Zurich in the 1980s, notable for its use in the development and running of the Oberon operating system and programming environment.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf computer workstation
research computer system
architecture NS32016 family NERFINISHED
NS32032 NERFINISHED
associatedWith Jürg Gutknecht NERFINISHED
Niklaus Wirth NERFINISHED
category Oberon system hardware platforms
research computers
workstations
countryOfOrigin Switzerland
cpu National Semiconductor NS32032 NERFINISHED
creator Niklaus Wirth NERFINISHED
designedFor research in integrated programming environments
research in operating systems
research in programming languages
developer ETH Zurich NERFINISHED
Institut für Informatik ETH Zürich NERFINISHED
displayType bitmap display
era 1980s computing
hardwareType single-user workstation
inception 1980s
inputDevice keyboard
mouse
institution ETH Zurich Department of Computer Science NERFINISHED
locationOfDevelopment Zurich NERFINISHED
notableFor Oberon programming environment NERFINISHED
development of the Oberon operating system
running the Oberon operating system
operatingSystem Lilith Oberon variants
Oberon NERFINISHED
predecessor Lilith workstation NERFINISHED
primaryUserInterface Oberon text-based GUI NERFINISHED
graphical user interface
programmingLanguageUsed Modula-2 NERFINISHED
Oberon NERFINISHED
researchArea compiler construction
software engineering
system design
successor Oberon workstation implementations on commercial hardware
usedAt ETH Zurich NERFINISHED
usedIn academic research

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Project Oberon targetHardware Ceres workstation
Oberon operating system targetPlatform Ceres workstation