RDOS
Data General
['lockheed martin', 'nissan', 'linksys', 'codename nx', 'control data', 'denel', 'amazon', 'chartered industries', 'glaxosmithkline', 'bombardier transportation', 'bmw ag', 'saleen', 'northrop', 'matra marconi space', 'jpl', 'zvezda', 'ikco', 'daimlerchrysler', 'isuzu', 'short brothers', 'mauser', 'pepsico', 'zilog', 'deutsche werke', 'irobot', 'sterling armaments company', 'acorn computers', 'rovio entertainment', 'commodore', 'walkers limited', 'maserati', 'austin', 'valmet', 'foxconn', 'los alamos', 'leica camera ag', 'mattel', 'brel york', 'alstom', 'microsoft', 'rockwell', 'walther', 'bae systems', 'ab bofors', 'tata', 'aston martin', 'seat', 'triumph', 'chatham', 'studebaker', 'matra', 'honda verno', 'tata motors', 'convair', 'international business machines corporation', 'htc', 'steyr', 'agustawestland', 'royal ordnance factories', 'heineken international', 'digital equipment corporation', 'renault samsung', 'british motor corporation', 'panasonic', 'beretta', 'altoona', 'savage arms company', 'remington', 'swindon', 'suzuki motor corporation', 'pernod ricard', 'rim', 'yamaha corporation', 'parker brothers', 'sony computer entertainment japan', 'nissan red stage', 'amw cuyuna engine company', 'glock', 'renault', 'british aircraft corporation', 'st kinetics', 'british aerospace', 'leyland', 'alco', 'lima locomotive works', 'emd', 'commodore 64', 'mg rover', 'tsmc', 'yamaha', 'porsche', 'bristol aeroplane company', 'scee', 'rovio', 'nikon corporation', 'heineken', 'car plaza', 'packet switching', 'dodge']
Symbolic link
In computing, a symbolic link (also symlink or soft link) is the nickname for any file that contains a reference to another file or directory in the form of an absolute or relative path and that affects pathname resolution. Symbolic links were already present by 1978 in minicomputer operating systems from DEC and Data General's RDOS. Today they are supported by the POSIX operating system standard, most Unix-like operating systems such as FreeBSD, GNU/Linux, and Mac OS X and Windows operating systems such as Windows 95, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and to some degree in Windows 2000 and Windows XP in the form of Shortcut files.