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In the land of microcomputers, long ago, A program was created, called CP/M, you know. It organized files, with such great ease, On magnetic disks, it aimed to please. Created by Gary Kildall, a genius mind, CP/M was a system, one of a kind. For Intel 8080/85, it was made, To run programs stored on a disk, it stayed. At first, it was limited, just one task at a time, With 8-bit processors, it worked just fine. But later, it grew, with multi-user flair, On 16-bit processors, it had its share. CP/M and S-100 computers, a perfect pair, They became a standard, with widespread care. Businesses loved them, in the late '70s they thrived, And into the '80s, they continued to strive. But then came DOS, and the IBM PC, CP/M was replaced, it had to flee. Though its time was done, its legacy remains, For it opened doors, and broke software chains. Random page: Re-Sfaction