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Andrew Tanenbaum and his textbooks -- e.g. on Operating Systems, ComputerNetworks, Structured Computer Organization and Distributed Systems, to name buta few -- have had a tremendous impact on generations of computer sciencestudents (and teachers at the same time). Given this, it is striking to observethat this comprehensive body of work apparently does not provide a single lineon a research topic that seems to be intimately related with his name (at leastin German), i.e. Xmas Research (XR). Hence, the goal of this paper is to fillthis gap and provide insight into a number of paradigmatic XR researchquestions, for instance: Can we today still count on Santa Claus? Or at leaston Xmas trees? And does this depend on basic tree structures, or can we ratherfind solutions on the level of programming languages? By addressing such basicopen issues, we aim at providing a solid technical foundation for future stepstowards the imminent evolution of Xmas 4.0.

"Oh Tanenbaum, oh Tanenbaum...": Technical Foundations of Xmas 4.0 Research