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There are many computer and OS lineages, many of which are intertwined to some degree. So although these system families don't seem to be related, many of them share a common ancestor, either directly (code-derived) or indirectly through influences from a common system.

In most cases, the founder of a lineage is created from another one herself, but establishes herself and her descendants as a new separate lineage due to cultural and/or ideological differences.

[[File:OSmap1.jpg|right|thumb|200px|First version of an OS-tan map, slightly outdated, some changed have been made, such as: AN/FSQ-7 and SAGE are the same character, CTSS-tan also represents the IBM 7094 hardware, PDP-1 is the ancestor of PDP 4,7,9 and 15; LINC is the ancestor of PDP 8, 6 and 11; Nova influenced the Apple I.]]

[[File:OSmapmk2.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Second version, more focused on blood and conceptual ties.]]

'''List of lineages, to be better organized (somehow!) later:'''

*CP/M
**x86 DOS
*[[DOS/Win9x]]
*[[Pre-Macintosh|pre-Macintosh/Early Apple]]
**[[Classic Mac]]
*Commodore
*Sinclair
*Atari
*[[MIT Society|MIT]]
**Whirlwind
*[[DEC Military|DEC]] (note: is actually multiple, separate bloodlines)
**LINC
**PDP-8 branch
**PDP-10 branch
**PDP-11 branch
**RSX branch (derived from RW-300)
***[[WinNT]] (NT based off VMS)
*CDC
*Research Unix
**Sys V
**BSD
***NeXTSTEP/Mac OSX
**SYS V+BSD hybrid
*Linux
**Debian branch
***Ubuntu branch
**Red Hat branch
**Slackware branch
**Other branches
*IBM
**[[System/360 line|System/360]]
**GMOS line
*IAS
*CDC

*[[Independent OS|Independent]] (no predecessor, made from scratch)

[[Category:Theories]]

Bella at 19:27, 11 November 2012

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	*[[MIT Society\|MIT]]		*[[MIT Society\|MIT]]
	**Whirlwind		**Whirlwind
	*[[DEC ~~Lineages~~\|DEC]] (note: is actually multiple, separate bloodlines)		*[[DEC Military\|DEC]] (note: is actually multiple, separate bloodlines)
	**LINC		**LINC
	**PDP-8 branch		**PDP-8 branch

Bella at 21:13, 9 November 2012

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	*[[Independent OS\|Independent]] (no predecessor, made from scratch)		*[[Independent OS\|Independent]] (no predecessor, made from scratch)

			[[Category:Theories]]

Bella at 18:27, 11 March 2012

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	**RSX branch (derived from RW-300)		**RSX branch (derived from RW-300)
	***[[WinNT]] (NT based off VMS)		***[[WinNT]] (NT based off VMS)
			*CDC
	*Research Unix		*Research Unix
	**Sys V		**Sys V

Aurora Borealis at 02:19, 15 June 2011

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	*CDC		*CDC

	*[[Independent ~~Computer Systems~~\|Independent]] (no predecessor, made from scratch)		*[[Independent OS\|Independent]] (no predecessor, made from scratch)

Aurora Borealis at 19:28, 28 April 2011

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	**x86 DOS		**x86 DOS
	*[[DOS/Win9x]]		*[[DOS/Win9x]]
	*pre-Macintosh/Early Apple		*[[Pre-Macintosh\|pre-Macintosh/Early Apple]]
	**[[Classic Mac]]		**[[Classic Mac]]
	*Commodore		*Commodore
	*Sinclair		*Sinclair
	*Atari		*Atari
	*MIT		*[[MIT Society\|MIT]]
	**Whirlwind		**Whirlwind
	*[[DEC Lineages\|DEC]] (note: is actually multiple, separate bloodlines)		*[[DEC Lineages\|DEC]] (note: is actually multiple, separate bloodlines)
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	**Other branches		**Other branches
	*IBM		*IBM
	**System/360		**[[System/360 line\|System/360]]
	**GMOS line		**GMOS line
	*IAS		*IAS
	*CDC		*CDC

	*Independent (no predecessor, made from scratch)		*[[Independent Computer Systems\|Independent]] (no predecessor, made from scratch)

Aurora Borealis at 01:46, 23 April 2011

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	*Atari		*Atari
	*MIT		*MIT
			**Whirlwind
	*[[DEC Lineages\|DEC]] (note: is actually multiple, separate bloodlines)		*[[DEC Lineages\|DEC]] (note: is actually multiple, separate bloodlines)
	**LINC		**LINC

Aurora Borealis at 01:44, 23 April 2011

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	In most cases, the founder of a lineage is created from another one herself, but establishes herself and her descendants as a new separate lineage due to cultural and/or ideological differences.		In most cases, the founder of a lineage is created from another one herself, but establishes herself and her descendants as a new separate lineage due to cultural and/or ideological differences.

			[[File:OSmap1.jpg\|right\|thumb\|200px\|First version of an OS-tan map, slightly outdated, some changed have been made, such as: AN/FSQ-7 and SAGE are the same character, CTSS-tan also represents the IBM 7094 hardware, PDP-1 is the ancestor of PDP 4,7,9 and 15; LINC is the ancestor of PDP 8, 6 and 11; Nova influenced the Apple I.]]

			[[File:OSmapmk2.jpg\|right\|thumb\|200px\|Second version, more focused on blood and conceptual ties.]]

	'''List of lineages, to be better organized (somehow!) later:'''		'''List of lineages, to be better organized (somehow!) later:'''
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	*Atari		*Atari
	*MIT		*MIT
	*DEC		*[[DEC Lineages\|DEC]] (note: is actually multiple, separate bloodlines)
	**LINC		**LINC
	**PDP-8 branch		**PDP-8 branch

Aurora Borealis at 01:29, 23 April 2011

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	There are many computer and OS lineages, many of which are intertwined to some degree. So although these system families don't seem to be related, many of them share a common ancestor, either directly (code-derived) or indirectly through influences from a common system.		There are many computer and OS lineages, many of which are intertwined to some degree. So although these system families don't seem to be related, many of them share a common ancestor, either directly (code-derived) or indirectly through influences from a common system.

	In most cases, the founder of a lineage is created from another one herself, but establishes herself and her descendants as a new ~~seperate~~ lineage due to cultural and/or ideological differences.		In most cases, the founder of a lineage is created from another one herself, but establishes herself and her descendants as a new separate lineage due to cultural and/or ideological differences.

	'''List of lineages, to be better organized (somehow!) later:'''		'''List of lineages, to be better organized (somehow!) later:'''
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	*MIT		*MIT
	*DEC		*DEC
			**LINC
	**PDP-8 branch		**PDP-8 branch
			**PDP-10 branch
	**PDP-11 branch		**PDP-11 branch
	**RSX branch (derived from RW-300)		**RSX branch (derived from RW-300)
	***[[WinNT]] (NT based off VMS)		***[[WinNT]] (NT based off VMS)
	*Research Unix		*Research Unix
	**Plan 9
	**Sys V		**Sys V
	**BSD		**BSD

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