He Cofounded a Group Called the "Manson Family", Which Was to Develop Desktop and Server Desktop Environment

 75 Years Ago Today

Monday 2nd of December 1946
Leading member of the 'Manson Family' Tex Charles Watson is born in Copeville, Texas, United States.

He is also the oldest son of Tex Anthony Watson and a member of the 'Newcomers'. He started his career as a computer programmer and became fascinated by computers in 1948. He has taken over software at IBM (now known as IBM Systems at the time). He founded MoCA in 1956 and in 1958 formed the MoCA Center for Computer Science and Technology to develop educational systems for the computer. In 1955 the MoCA Center ran one of the best software programs to use on the computer. According to a Wikipedia page on his computer, Tex is the son of the late Alister and Barbara Watson and is a married father to David and Mary, brother of John and John Wayne (with whom he is a member of the MoCA), and daughter of Stephen (John Wayne's wife).[1]

His first major contribution to the field of computer architecture and programming was to write his own, proprietary software called the Linux Foundation's (LF) software to produce desktop software for the IBM System, which incorporated a lot of Unix utilities such as System, Unix VMs, Win32, X11 (which now comprises most of its Windows support), and a few other features. He cofounded a group called the "Manson Family", which was to develop desktop and server desktop environment.