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== Version 2.0 ==

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In 1996, Dr.Octo was incarnated in Version 2.0 of necessity. The main program source(s) were massive jukeboxes of CD's containing pre-produced programming. Whereas V1.0 was essentially a solo effort both in programming and realization of a working system, V2.0 was a group effort, with fellow humans creating programming material and a result that was both listenable and durable. Program material from that effort is still being aired today, using later versions of Dr.Octo.

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In 1996, Dr.Octo was incarnated in Version 2.0 of necessity. It was still running on SunOS, now at the end (Version 4.1.4), and running on SparcStation hardware. The main program source(s) were massive jukeboxes of CD's containing pre-produced programming. Whereas V1.0 was essentially a solo effort both in programming and realization of a working system, V2.0 was a group effort, with fellow humans creating programming material and a result that was both listenable and durable. Program material from that effort is still being aired today, using later versions of Dr.Octo.

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 == Version 2.0 ==
-In 1996, Dr.Octo was incarnated in Version 2.0 of necessity. The main program source(s) were massive jukeboxes of CD's containing pre-produced programming. Whereas V1.0 was essentially a solo effort both in programming and realization of a working system, V2.0 was a group effort, with fellow humans creating programming material and a result that was both listenable and durable. Program material from that effort is still being aired today, using later versions of Dr.Octo.
+In 1996, Dr.Octo was incarnated in Version 2.0 of necessity. It was still running on SunOS, now at the end (Version 4.1.4), and running on SparcStation hardware. The main program source(s) were massive jukeboxes of CD's containing pre-produced programming. Whereas V1.0 was essentially a solo effort both in programming and realization of a working system, V2.0 was a group effort, with fellow humans creating programming material and a result that was both listenable and durable. Program material from that effort is still being aired today, using later versions of Dr.Octo.
 == Version 3.0 ==