Operating Systems · 1985
AmigaOS
The operating system of the Commodore Amiga, combining a graphical desktop, command-line tools and pre-emptive multitasking for creative and general-purpose computing.
Amiga
Operating Systems
The system software that provides the foundation for desktop computing.
12 entries
Operating Systems · 1995
BeOS
A multimedia-oriented desktop operating system from Be Inc., designed around responsive interaction, multithreaded applications and support for multiple processors.
BeOS x86,PowerPC
Operating Systems · 1993
FreeBSD
A community-developed Unix-like operating system that delivers a coordinated kernel, base system and extensive third-party software collection for servers, appliances and workstations.
PowerPC,x86,x86-64,ARM
Operating Systems · 1987
IBM OS/2
A protected-mode PC operating system developed initially by IBM and Microsoft, later known for IBM's Workplace Shell desktop and business computing deployments.
IBM PC compatible
Operating Systems · 1991
Linux
An open-source Unix-like kernel used at the core of desktop distributions, servers and many other systems, developed through a large international contributor community.
Linux
Operating Systems · 2001
macOS
Apple's Unix-based desktop operating-system family, introduced as Mac OS X and connected through interface and application history to the earlier Macintosh system software.
macOS
Operating Systems · 1985
Microsoft Windows
Microsoft's desktop operating-system family, providing the graphical interface, application services and hardware support behind a large part of the personal-computer ecosystem.
Windows
Operating Systems · 1981
MS-DOS
Microsoft's command-line disk operating system for early IBM-compatible PCs, providing the file, program-loading and device conventions behind a large personal-computer software market.
IBM PC compatible,DOS
Internet & Communication · 1981
MS-DOS
Microsoft's command-line disk operating system for early IBM-compatible PCs, providing the file, program-loading and device conventions behind a large personal-computer software market.
IBM PC compatible,DOS
Operating Systems · 1989
NeXTSTEP
NeXT's Unix-based operating system and object-oriented application environment, whose frameworks and development tools formed an important foundation for Apple's later software platforms.
x86,NeXT,SPARC,PA-RISC
Operating Systems · 1989
RISC OS
Acorn's graphical operating system for ARM computers, recognized for its icon bar, drag-and-drop workflows and a compact desktop architecture rooted in the Archimedes platform.
ARM
Operating Systems · 1992
Solaris
Sun Microsystems' enterprise Unix platform, associated with SPARC workstations and servers and with technologies including DTrace, ZFS and operating-system virtualization.
x86,x86-64,SPARC