Old droid & Maemo Leste?

(That’s what I use.)

I started with 4.3BSD on a VAX-11/750 in the mid 80s. At the time, you had to pay for a Unix license from AT&T, send a copy of the paperwork to UC Berkeley as proof, then they’d mail you a 9-track tape. (I think that was the process? I was just a lowly user on the system.)

Not exactly what we’d call “Free software”, but after all that you did end up with the full source code.

When I lost my cell modem due to the 3g shutdown, I switched to xmpp for home automation for a while. I should probably set that up again…

Oooh - what mini super? Something weird, or just a small vector machine? That was an interesting niche…

My first Unix was 4.3BSD on a VAX-11/750. (There was another 11/750 running VMS, but I didn’t like that nearly as much.)

I had the chance to play with late 70s Unix for a bit a few years ago. (Hardware on loan from a museum.) VERY minimal, but still recognizable. (Well, my Unix reflexes are old - I started in the mid 80s.)

tar dates all the way back to the 70s.