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7:23pm Mon 11th Sep, Christopher M.

"... claims the UNIX OS was written in only 13K lines of code. Which seems a remarkably low number. Is it true, and if so how did they manage it? Seems completely antithetical to the monolithic monstrosities we know operating systems to be today." https://retrocomputing.stackexchange.com/questions/26083/how-could-early-unix-os-comprise-so-few-lines-of-code

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