SystemGlobe CTC (50's)

SystemGlobe CTC is a corporation founded in the 1940's.

Thier first product were typewriters, then, in 1952. They made an OS

named Interamnia.

Interamnia behaved like Microsoft UNIX and UNIX os.

In its first 2 years, SystemGlobe had sold 10 million copies of the OS.

It got out of support in February 22, 1961.

Soon, SystemGlobe developed another OS.

SystemGlobe Typographer was an OS design to replace typewriters and writing books.

It had 3 formats, where what you would like to change In 1953, they had grown popularity.

They made more and more operating systems.

They made disk managers.

They made the first ever crash boot.

The crash boot happens when the disk is broken or there is no disk there.

SystemGlobe Typographer for students and offices, especially those busy ones, because they can erase their mistakes, not like typewriter where its permanent.

They both sold for $50.

They are still making OS'es to this day

The sequel to this was DiskReader (DiskMatica) 1.0,

Daytona PreLaunch,PreAlpha, and more.