General Comprehensive Operating System (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "General Comprehensive Operating System" in English language version.

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atos.net

"BullSequana M".
"BullSequana M7200" (PDF).

bitsavers.org

GE-635 Comprehensive Operating Supervisor (PDF). General Electric. July 1964. CPB-1002.
Level 66/Series 6000 General Comprehensive Operating Supervisor (GCOS) (PDF). Honeywell. August 1980. DD19-01.
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books.google.com

"Job advertisement". Computerworld. 17 (21). IDG Enterprise: 124. May 23, 1983 – via Google Books.
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"GPL User's Guide" (PDF). support.bull.com. July 1990.
From section "Terms For Units Of Information Storage" in System Output^{[permanent dead link]}

computerhistory.org

World Wide Military Command and Control System (WWMCCS), Computer museum, June 1976

dps8m.gitlab.io

"DPS8M: A DPS‑8/M mainframe simulator".

ed-thelen.org

Ed Thelen, General Electric Computer Department from the bottom up 1961 through 1965

foldoc.org

"GCOS". An operating system developed by General Electric from 1962; originally called GECOS (the General Electric Comprehensive Operating System).
GCOS from FOLDOC, FOLDOC, retrieved September 19, 2022

isoc.org

MEDINET: A Nonprofit Initiative to Provide Internet Access, January 3, 2016

multicians.org

"Multics Execution Environment". multicians.org.

networkworld.com

Gillian Law (August 19, 1992). "Bull launches NovaScale blade servers". Network World.

primeurmagazine.com

"Bull launches its new mainframe family gcos 7 systems leveraging Extreme Computing technologies". September 29, 2011. Archived from the original on September 6, 2018. Retrieved September 6, 2018. This makes novascale 7010 servers the most open on the market, along with Bull's novascale 9010 family running gcos 8.

redhat.com

docs.redhat.com

6.3.2. Files Controlling User Accounts and Groups RedHat

techmonitor.ai

BULL GCOS 6 Emulator for Multiprocessor RS/6000s, TechMonitor, August 19, 1992

thinkage.ca

"Thinkage UW Tools Package". Thinkage, Ltd. Retrieved March 26, 2014.
From section "$FILE" in AN INTRODUCTION TO GCOS BATCH PROCESSING

web.archive.org

"Bull launches its new mainframe family gcos 7 systems leveraging Extreme Computing technologies". September 29, 2011. Archived from the original on September 6, 2018. Retrieved September 6, 2018. This makes novascale 7010 servers the most open on the market, along with Bull's novascale 9010 family running gcos 8.