IMS Multiuser DOS report themselves as "IBM PC DOS" version 3.31. REAL/32 Intelligent Micro Software Ltd. (IMS) of Thatcham, UK, acquired a license to further develop Multiuser DOS from Novell in 1994 and renamed their product REAL/32 in 1995. Similar to FlexOS/4690 OS before, IBM in 1995 licensed REAL/32 7.50 to bundle it with their 4695 POS terminals. IMS REAL/32 versions: IMS REAL/32 7.50 (BDOS 6.8, 1995-07-01), 7.51 (BDOS 6.8), 7.52 (BDOS 6.9), 7.53 (BDOS 6.9, 1996-04-01), 7.54 (BDOS 6.9, 1996-08-01) IMS REAL/32 7.60 (BDOS 6.9, February 1997), 7.61, 7.62, 7.63 IMS REAL/32 7.70 (November 1997), 7.71, 7.72, 7.73, 7.74 (1998) IMS REAL/32 7.80, 7.81 (February 1999), 7.82, 7.83 (BDOS 6.10) IMS REAL/32 7.90 (1999), 7.91, 7.92 ITERA IMS REAL/32 7.93 (June 2002), 7.94 (BDOS 6.13, 2003-01-31) Integrated Solutions IMS REAL/32 7.95 REAL/32 7.50 to 7.74 report themselves as "IBM PC DOS" version 3.31, whereas 7.80 and higher report a version of 6.20. LBA and FAT32 support was added with REAL/32 7.90 in 1999. On 19 April 2002, Intelligent Micro Software Ltd. filed for insolvency and was taken over by one of its major customers, Barry Quittenton's Itera Ltd. This company was dissolved on 2006-03-28. As of 2010 REAL/32 was supplied by Integrated Solutions of Thatcham, UK, but the company, at the same address, was later listed as builders. REAL/NG REAL/NG was IMS' attempt to create the "Next Generation" of REAL/32, also named "REAL/32 for the internet age". REAL/NG promised "increased range of hardware from PCs to x86 multi-processor server systems". Advertised feature list, as of 2003: Runs with Red Hat 7.3 or later version of Linux Backward compatible with DOS and REAL/32 Max 65535 virtual consoles; each of these can be a user No Linux expertise required Administration/setup/upgrade by web browser (local and remote) Supplied with TCP/IP Linux-/Windows-based terminal emulator for the number of users purchased Print and file sharing built in Drive mapping between Linux and REAL/NG servers built in User hardware support Increased performance Vastly increased TPA Multi-processor support Improved hardware support Built-in firewall support Very low cost per seat Low total cost of ownership Supplied on CD Supplied with a set of Red Hat CDs By 10 December 2003, IMS made "REALNG V1.60-V1.19-V1.12" available, which, based on the Internet Archive, seems to be the latest release. By 2005, the realng.com website was mirroring the IMS main website, and had no mention of REAL/NG, only REAL/32. Application