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After the 834, John Light worked on software development for Tek's Unix workstations, e.g., the 4310. | After the 834, John Light worked on software development for Tek's Unix workstations, e.g., the [[4310]]. | ||
He was one of three kernel developers working on Tek's version of Unix, uTek. | He was one of three kernel developers working on Tek's version of Unix, uTek. | ||
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John Light (? – ?)
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From TekScope Vol. 12 No. 4, Dec 1980:
John Light was software project leader for the 834 project. He has been involved in programming since 1968.
John has two degrees from Cal State at L.A. - a B.S in Mathematics ('70) and a B.A in Psychology ('73). He joined Tek in 1977.
John's off-work hours are spent in maintaining his small acreage on which he raises milk goats, and working with his personal computer.
After the 834, John Light worked on software development for Tek's Unix workstations, e.g., the 4310. He was one of three kernel developers working on Tek's version of Unix, uTek.
Products by John Light
| Model | Class | Description | Designers | Introduced |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 834 | Logic Analyzer | Programmable data communications tester | Pete Janowitz • John Light | 1980 |
Components by John Light
Patents by John Light