Symbian

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Web site: symbian.org (not active) Origin: United Kingdom Category: Mobile Phones Desktop environment: GUI Architecture: x86, ARM Based on: EPOC32 Wikipedia: Symbian Media: Install The last version | Released: October 2, 2012 Symbian – an operating system with its associated libraries, user interface solutions and specifications for utility programs produced by the Symbian consortium, which … Read more

Phantom OS

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Web site: ond.dnsq.org:2980/phantom/ (not active) Origin: unknown Category: Microkernel Desktop environment: CLI Architecture: x86 Based on: Independent Wikipedia: Media: Install The last version | Released: unknown Phantom OS – a project for x86 PC machines, based on a microkernel, and released under the GNU General Public License. The kernel is (was) being developed, but the … Read more

BOGUS

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Web site: bogus.org Origin: unknown Category: Desktop Desktop environment: unknown Architecture: x86 Based on: Independent Wikipedia: Media: Install The last version | Released: 1.0.1 | 1994 BOGUS – an unsupported, ftp-able distribution targeted at competent Linux hackers who want a stable development system. If you do not have experience developing, installing, and maintaining a Linux … Read more

Pegasus

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Web site: www.cl.cam.ac.uk/research/srg/netos/projects/archive/pegasus/pegasus1.html Origin: United Kingdom Category: Desktop Desktop environment: CLI Architecture: x86, ARM, DEC AXP-3000, RISC Based on: Independent Wikipedia: Media: Install The last version | Released: 1999 (?) Pegasus – a producing an entirely new operating system, whose design is geared to support of high-performance applications which require a consistent quality of service, … Read more

O3ONE

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Web site: www.o3one.org Origin: unknown Category: Desktop Desktop environment: CLI Architecture: unknown Based on: Independent Wikipedia: Media: Install The last version | Released: January 3, 2004 O3ONE – an object-oriented OS primarily based on VMS with the use of the GNU toolchain, and Unix-style pipes (also using record-oriented pipes, a VMS feature called a “mailbox”). … Read more

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