Brakuje amigowych systemów AROS i IcAros – choć widzę klona z linuksem. Dopiszcie przy BeOS, że jego kontynuacją jest HaikuOS. Z systemów istniejących i ciekawych warto wymienić MenuetOS i Visopsys.
I’d love to find a copy of QNX RTOS 2xxx and it’s C compiler. Well that or a newer version of the RTOS. Use to work with that and develop industrial software on it.
There is another Flex, which was a capability OS. It was developed at the Royal Signals and Research Establishment at Malvern, UK in the late 1970s and 1980s.
It first ran on a custom mainframe supporting capabilities in hardware, and then was re-microcoded to run on the Perq workstation.
There’s another relatively unknown real-time multi-user operating system from Motorola called VERSAdos. I played around with it in 1990 during my diploma thesis, a pure console-based OS without a graphical user interface.
Brakuje amigowych systemów AROS i IcAros – choć widzę klona z linuksem. Dopiszcie przy BeOS, że jego kontynuacją jest HaikuOS. Z systemów istniejących i ciekawych warto wymienić MenuetOS i Visopsys.
Przypomniał mi się jeszcze SkyOS. System, który przez moment wydawało się, że może zagrozić popularności Windowsa.
there was a german OS that looked like star trek… or something like this… saidly i can’t find it anymore
Knoppix? That one is still active, I think…
I’d love to find a copy of QNX RTOS 2xxx and it’s C compiler. Well that or a newer version of the RTOS. Use to work with that and develop industrial software on it.
Jeszcze PetrOS:
trumpet.com.au/index.php/downloads.html
trumpet.com.au/index.php/products/petrosr.html
Jeszcze był system Damianix dołaczony do ksiązki:
lubimyczytac.pl/ksiazka/147366/programowanie-systemowe-mikroprocesorow-rodziny-x86
Symobi Wave: symobi.com/livedemo/index.html
No AmigaOS and its derivatives like MorphOS, AROS Research Operating System etc.
You forgot MenuetOS and AROS.
MenuetOS and AROS are still active and available.
ArchiveOS is, funnily enough, an archive of generally dormant or obsolete operating systems.
Someone should probably create an OS called ArchiveOS. But Pavroo is probably busy enough as it is.
Please add Sanos:
web.archive.org/web/20220811052625/http://www.jbox.dk/sanos/index.htm
Linking to the web.archive.org page because the domain seems to have changed hands, sadly.
Nice website, but it’s organization is not good.
Lacks of many Oses like ArcaOS…
the site is called “archive”os so why would you archive a system thats still in developement and available, also arcaos costs like $100…
Is there a sort option to only list anti virus live cd / disk type versions ?
Xinu, KolibriOS, DragonFlyBSD
MikeOS, …
Tks
There is another Flex, which was a capability OS. It was developed at the Royal Signals and Research Establishment at Malvern, UK in the late 1970s and 1980s.
It first ran on a custom mainframe supporting capabilities in hardware, and then was re-microcoded to run on the Perq workstation.
See:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flex_machine
mca-ltd.com/martin/Ten15/introduction.html
There’s another relatively unknown real-time multi-user operating system from Motorola called VERSAdos. I played around with it in 1990 during my diploma thesis, a pure console-based OS without a graphical user interface.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VERSAdos