Hello

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Web site: www2.ics.hawaii.edu/~esb/prof/proj/hello/ (not active) Origin: USA Category: Workstation Desktop environment: CLI Architecture: x86 Based on: independent Wikipedia: Media: Install The last version | Released: unknown Hello – a prototype operating system in ML standard created at University of Hawaii. ML – Meta Language (originally for the theorem prover LCF) is a class of non-lazy, … Read more

FunOS

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Web site: www.sarg.ryerson.ca/funos/ (not active) Origin: unknown Category: workstation Desktop environment: Architecture: x86 Based on: Independent Wikipedia: Media: Install The last version | Released: unknown FunOS – a mostly-functional OS, written in Scheme. Scheme is a functional programming language, dialect of Lisp with two distinguishing features: it is small and tries to be clean. The … Read more

EUMEL

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Web site: github.com/PromyLOPh/eumel | 6xq.net/eumel/ Origin: Germany Category: Workstation Desktop environment: CLI Architecture: Zilog Z80/Z8000, Motorola 68000, Intel 8086 Based on: Independent Wikipedia: EUMEL Media: Install The last version | Released: 1.8.7 | 1990 1990 EUMEL (EUMEL “Extendable Multi User Microprocessor ELAN system” or L2/Liedtke 2) – a 16-bit operating system developed in 1979 by … Read more

Mulplix

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Web site: www.lac.inpe.br/~celso/pad/multi.html Origin: Brazil Category: Workstation Desktop environment: CLI Architecture: SPARC Based on: Independent Wikipedia: Media: Install The last version | Released: unknown Mulplix – a Unix-like operating system designed to support medium-grain parallelism and to provide an efficient environment for running parallel applications within MULTIPLUS. MULTIPLUS is a distributed shared-memory multiprocessor designed to … Read more

Plurix

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Web site: (not active) Origin: Brazil Category: Workstation Desktop environment: CLI Architecture: Pegasus 32-X Based on: Independent Wikipedia: Plurix Media: Install The last version | Released: 1985 Plurix – a Unix-like operating system developed in the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ), at the Electronic Computing Center (NCE), Brazil, in the early 1980s. The … Read more

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