TENEX
TENEX is a Ten Ex server, a type of computer server used in Unix-like systems. It was developed at Bell Labs in the 1970s and released to the public in 1979. TENEX has a number of notable features, including a disk operating system, named TENEX operating system, and a type of file system that allowed for users to access and manage files.
TENEX terminals are also associated with this operating system and were typically connected to the network
The TENEX operating system was ported to several other platforms during the 1970s and 1980s, including DEC's
One notable user of TENEX was Danny Cohen at the Information Sciences Institute (ISI), who was part
TENEX operators was also known for the clever implemented multitasking models called "CP7" used in some systems