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Fifth Generation Systems, Inc.
IndustryComputers
FoundedOctober 1984; 40 years ago (1984-10) inBaton Rouge, Louisiana,United States
DefunctOctober 4, 1993; 31 years ago (1993-10-04)
FateAcquired bySymantec
HeadquartersBaton Rouge, Louisiana,United States
ParentSymantec

Fifth Generation Systems, Inc., was acomputer security company founded October 1984 inBaton Rouge, Louisiana,United States by Robert Mitchell, Leroy Mitchell, Roger Ivey, and Bruce Ray. All four later left the company after it was acquired by Barry Bellue[1] who was accused by the founders of fraud and continued theft from company accounts for illegal personal use.[2] Fifth Generation's initial commercial product wasFastBack, an early competitor to The Norton Backup from Symantec.[3]

Fifth Generation Systems software

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  • CopyDoubler (Mac) – system utility for speeding up file copies and managing file copy queues
  • DiskDoubler(Mac) – on-the-flyhard drive compression software
  • DiskLock (PC, Mac) – security software incorporating access control andencryption[4]
  • FastBack (PC, Mac) – hard disk backup utility
  • PowerStation (Mac)[5]
  • Public Utilities (Mac) – software withdisk optimization, repair, anddata recovery functions, developed by Sentient Software[6][7]
  • Pyro! (Mac) –screensaver that displayed fireworks among other user-selectable displays[8]
  • Search&Destroy (PC) – online and offline virus scanner for DOS and Windows, included inNovell DOS 7
  • Suitcase (Mac) – font management utility[9]
  • Super Laser Spool and Super Spool (Mac) –print spoolers, acquired from Supermac Technology in 1990[10]
  • Direct Access – a menu system software for DOS.

The company was acquired bySymantec on October 4, 1993, forUS$53.8 million.[11]

References

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  1. ^Font, Penny (2018-03-05)."News alert: Arrest warrants issued for Thinkstream's Barry Bellue, Morris Alexander".Baton Rouge Business Report. Retrieved2023-12-27.
  2. ^Skene, Lea (2018-03-05)."Ex-Baton Rouge software company CEO accused of using employees' 401(k) funds for personal expenses".The Advocate. Retrieved2023-12-27.
  3. ^"Norton Backup 1.x".WinWorld. Retrieved2023-12-27.
  4. ^Schneier, Bruce (February 1993)."Data Guardians".Macworld. Retrieved2016-08-15.
  5. ^LeVitus, Bob (1989).Dr. Macintosh: Tips, Techniques and Advice on Mastering the Macintosh.Addison-Wesley Publishing Company (retrieved viaGoogle Books). p. 84.ISBN 0201517337.
  6. ^Angus, Jeff (1993-02-08)."Public Utilities decreases data brownouts".InfoWorld. Vol. 15, no. 6.IDG. p. 77. Retrieved2017-09-08.
  7. ^Schneier, Bruce (1993-06-21)."Emergency Recovery Tools: Raising Data from the Dead".MacWEEK. Retrieved2017-09-08.
  8. ^Lewis, Peter H. (1989-04-02)."THE EXECUTIVE COMPUTER; How to Extend a Monitor's Life".The New York Times. Retrieved2016-08-15.
  9. ^"Extensis Rescuing Suitcase".TidBITS. 1999-02-08. Retrieved2020-04-15.
  10. ^"SUPERMAC SELLS SPOOLER SOFTWARE".InfoWorld. Vol. 12, no. 31. 1990-07-30. p. 34. Retrieved2016-11-26.
  11. ^"Symantec, Form 10-Q, Quarterly Report, Filing Date Feb 13, 1995". secdatabase.com. RetrievedMay 14, 2018.
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