Operating Systems > Not Quite Mainstream OSes
major oses other then the big 3
Pantso:
quote:Originally posted by psyjax: plain 'ol psyjax:
Has anyone ever used PetrOS?
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LOL, that's funny. Petros is Greek for Peter. :D Where did you find that? A link?
psyjax:
quote:Originally posted by Panos:
LOL, that's funny. Petros is Greek for Peter. :D Where did you find that? A link?
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ya, it's a real OS! It's made by some company in madagascar no less. google it.
Pantso:
quote:Originally posted by psyjax: plain 'ol psyjax:
ya, it's a real OS! It's made by some company in madagascar no less. google it.
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No, no. I didn't say that it isn't. It just sounded really funny that's all. :D I'll google it to see what's it all about. ;)
Calum:
as for major OSs, let me just point out that *BSD and linux are NOT the same. and at a push, GNU and linux are not the same either. also, i can say too that there are probably linux systems that are more different from each other than linux is to, say, BSD, so the question is misleading. while linux, bsd et al are related, they do add up to at least three or four totally distinct operating systems, all major, all for desktops.
also, there's the likes of SunOS, Solaris, TOPS10, AIX, HP-UX, UNIX, and i think there are five major BSD versions. none of those have any linux in them, and apart from each of them probably having some GNU tools installed on them (but not bundled probably) they are all unique from each other.
Also, does OS/2 still count as a major OS? i might mention FreeDOS too, which is a much better PC operating system than any other DOS i have ever seen.
Siplus:
i've never really heard much about OS/2. i did a little research about IBM when i did my report on the corruption of microsoft, but all i know is that IBM tried to make an operating system to compete with Microsoft's, but microsoft help a little with it?
anyway, what was OS/2 like? did it have any gui, or was it strickly cli?
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