The Michigan Terminal System was an interactive time-sharing virtual memory operating system which ran on the University of Michigan's IBM mainframe and compatible computers. It was initially developed in 1967, and continued in use until 1999.

This 1969 video featuring Bernard Galler captures the system use in 1969, using a 110 baud dialup Teletype terminal.

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