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Bernhard Treutwein — Wed, 20 Jan 2021 11:23:41 -0000

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 The Oberon System (documented in the Book "Project Oberon" by Niklaus Wirth and Jürg Gutknecht) originated in 1985 (see also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oberon_operating_system). End of the 1980ies and in the 1990ies it was ported to several other operating systems as an application running on top of these OSs.

-The sources where not distributed. Yet they were passed sometimes on. In the late 90s ETH put Oberon under a permissive license and a private web site started hosting them. ETH itself - probably lacking interest in the early version of Oberon - never updated their FTP server.
+The sources were not distributed. Yet they were passed sometimes on. In the late 90s ETH put Oberon under a permissive license and a private web site started hosting them. ETH itself - probably lacking interest in the early version of Oberon - never updated their FTP server.

 This sourceforge project contains now one download and two repositories. The download section and the CVS repository Code were originally created by Robert Lichtenberger for his version of Oberon V4 for Linux. They still contain Robert Lichtenberger's Oberon V4 for Linux. 

 In 2013, Claudio Nieder made his collection of different sources of Oberon V4 available in the
-repository "V4 Sources". It contains sources for different platforms. This is a git repository which is best checked out as it contains many symbolic links.
+repository "V4 Sources". It contains sources for different platforms. This is a git repository which is best checked out under an operating system, which supports symbolic links, as it  as it contains many.

 Some of the Modules of which the Oberon OS is built are common to several Oberon V4 implementations. These are found in the directory named Common.

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Bernhard Treutwein — Mon, 13 Jan 2014 13:36:07 -0000

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-This project contains one download and two repositories.
+The Oberon System (documented in the Book "Project Oberon" by Niklaus Wirth and Jürg Gutknecht) originated in 1985 (see also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oberon_operating_system). End of the 1980ies and in the 1990ies it was ported to several other operating systems as an application running on top of these OSs.

-The download is for Robert Lichtenberger's Oberon V4 for Linux.
+The sources where not distributed. Yet they were passed sometimes on. In the late 90s ETH put Oberon under a permissive license and a private web site started hosting them. ETH itself - probably lacking interest in the early version of Oberon - never updated their FTP server.

-The CVS Repository named "Code" contains the sources for this Oberon V4 implementation.
+This sourceforge project contains now one download and two repositories. The download section and the CVS repository Code were originally created by Robert Lichtenberger for his version of Oberon V4 for Linux. They still contain Robert Lichtenberger's Oberon V4 for Linux. 

-The repository "V4 Sources" contains sources for different platforms. This is a git repository which is best checked out as it contains many symbolic links.
+In 2013, Claudio Nieder made his collection of different sources of Oberon V4 available in the
+repository "V4 Sources". It contains sources for different platforms. This is a git repository which is best checked out as it contains many symbolic links.

 Some of the Modules of which the Oberon OS is built are common to several Oberon V4 implementations. These are found in the directory named Common.

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Bernhard Treutwein — Mon, 23 Dec 2013 23:38:09 -0000

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 Whenever another implementation's version of the module is such a "shared" one, the specific directory (e.g. Linux) holds just a symbolic link to the Module source in Common.

+Some more information on the Oberon System and its history can be found on [Wikipedia](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oberon_(operating_system)).
+
 Compiler overview: [Compiler].
 Tools & Tips: [Tools].
 Link to to other Oberon resources: [Links].

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Claudio Nieder — Sun, 22 Dec 2013 23:41:35 -0000

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 Compiler overview: [Compiler].
 Tools & Tips: [Tools].
+Link to to other Oberon resources: [Links].

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Bernhard Treutwein — Mon, 15 Jul 2013 15:04:22 -0000

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 Whenever another implementation's version of the module is such a "shared" one, the specific directory (e.g. Linux) holds just a symbolic link to the Module source in Common.

 Compiler overview: [Compiler].
-Tools list: [Tools].
+Tools & Tips: [Tools].

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Claudio Nieder — Sun, 31 Mar 2013 23:36:28 -0000

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 Whenever another implementation's version of the module is such a "shared" one, the specific directory (e.g. Linux) holds just a symbolic link to the Module source in Common.

 Compiler overview: [Compiler].
+Tools list: [Tools].

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Claudio Nieder — Thu, 28 Mar 2013 15:34:04 -0000

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 Whenever another implementation's version of the module is such a "shared" one, the specific directory (e.g. Linux) holds just a symbolic link to the Module source in Common.

+Compiler overview: [Compiler].
+
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Robert Lichtenberger — Thu, 28 Mar 2013 07:41:47 -0000

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-This project contain one download and two repositories.
+This project contains one download and two repositories.

-The download is for Robert Lichtenberg's Oberon V4 for Linux.
+The download is for Robert Lichtenberger's Oberon V4 for Linux.

 The CVS Repository named "Code" contains the sources for this Oberon V4 implementation.

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Claudio Nieder — Wed, 27 Mar 2013 21:25:01 -0000

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 The CVS Repository named "Code" contains the sources for this Oberon V4 implementation.

-The repository "Oberon V4 Sources" contains sources for different platforms. This is a git repository which is best checked out as it contains many symbolic links.
+The repository "V4 Sources" contains sources for different platforms. This is a git repository which is best checked out as it contains many symbolic links.

 Some of the Modules of which the Oberon OS is built are common to several Oberon V4 implementations. These are found in the directory named Common.

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Claudio Nieder — Wed, 27 Mar 2013 21:23:45 -0000

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-Welcome to your wiki!
+This project contain one download and two repositories.

-This is the default page, edit it as you see fit. To add a new page simply reference it within brackets, e.g.: [SamplePage].
+The download is for Robert Lichtenberg's Oberon V4 for Linux.

-The wiki uses [Markdown](/p/oberon/wiki/markdown_syntax/) syntax.
+The CVS Repository named "Code" contains the sources for this Oberon V4 implementation.
+
+The repository "Oberon V4 Sources" contains sources for different platforms. This is a git repository which is best checked out as it contains many symbolic links.
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+Some of the Modules of which the Oberon OS is built are common to several Oberon V4 implementations. These are found in the directory named Common.
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+Whenever another implementation's version of the module is such a "shared" one, the specific directory (e.g. Linux) holds just a symbolic link to the Module source in Common.

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