`  Yes! At least it is clear to us, but the trick is getting it into more encyclopedic language that is still accessible to a more typical reader. The key point is that even half a dozen platforms was more than the NeXT-only implementation. The goal was wide availability rather than a fancy graphical interface. And as per your second point: some research indeed gives it as a French acronym for ``PRojet Interdivisionnaire d'Assistance aux Microprocesseurs`` which had a Vax-11/785 used for developing a portable software collection supporting ``both microprocessors``, the MC6809 and M68000. The development macine had domain name Priam.cern.ch. So no evidence this was related to the American disk maker. I will try some work on it.   `