PikeOS

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Web site: www.sysgo.com/pikeos Origin: Germany Category: Embedded Desktop environment: CLI Architecture: x86, ARM, PowerPC, SPARC Based on: L4 Wikipedia: PikeOS Media: Install The last version | Released: 5.1 | 2021 PikeOS – a proprietary real-time operating system from SYSGO. It is a commercial clone of the L4 microkernel family. It offers a hypervisor based on … Read more

RDOS

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Web site: (not active) Origin: USA Category: Microcomputers Desktop environment: CLI Architecture: Eclipse, Nova Based on: Independent Wikipedia: Data_General_RDOS Media: Live The last version | Released: 7.5 | 1986 RDOS (Real-time Disk Operating System) – a real-time operating system released in 1972 for the 16-bit Nova and Eclipse minicomputers from Data General. RDOS was multitasking, … Read more

intermezzOS

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Web site: intermezzos.github.io Origin: USA Category: Microkernel Desktop environment: CLI Architecture: unknown Based on: Independent Wikipedia: Media: Install The last version | Released: 2016 intermezzOS – a hobby operating system, specifically targeted at showing beginners how to get into operating systems development. intermezzOS is a teaching operating system, specifically focused on introducing systems programming concepts … Read more

AIX

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Web site: www.ibm.com/products/aix Origin: USA Category: Server Desktop environment: CLI Architecture: Power ISA Based on: Unix Wikipedia: IBM AIX Media: Install The last version | Released: active AIX (Advanced Interactive Executive) – a version of the Unix system created by IBM based on both SysV and BSD. The system also implements technologies from mainframe systems … Read more

littleOS

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Web site: github.com/philippeLG/littleOS Origin: unknown Category: Microkernel, Others Desktop environment: CLI Architecture: x86, x86_64 Based on: Independent Wikipedia: Media: Install The last version | Released: 2016 littleOS – an independent developed, small in size, microkernel based operating system created by philippeLG. The operating system is provided in an ope-source form, to be self-compiled. The last … Read more

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