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'''OpenVMS''' (also called '''VMS''', and previously called '''VAX/VMS''') is a proprietary operating system with a very long history. It was initially released in 1977 by Digital Equipment Corporation for their VAX minicomputers. Today VMS continues to be updated, and is used to run some of the high end servers of large organizations, including banks, hospitals and industrial manufacturers.

According to the [[game history]], [[NetHack 3.0.0]] was initally ported to VMS by David Gentzel. Later versions were ported by Pat Rankin, with some help from Joshua Delahunty when porting [[NetHack 3.1.0]].

NetHack has continued supporting VMS. However, recent versions of NetHack for VMS have only been tested on Alpha and Integrity/Itanium/IA64 processors. The DevTeam doesn't know if [[NetHack 3.6.5]] can run on VAX machines.

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