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|icon||AROS||Personal Computer (hobbyist OS)||Amigoid||1995||no|| | |icon||AROS||Personal Computer (hobbyist OS)||Amigoid||1995||no|| | ||
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|icon||Atari DOS||Home computer, 8-bit||Atari||1979||yes (discontinued circa 1991)||Co-leader of former Atari family faction, is a magician and entertainer. | |icon||'''[[Atari DOS]]'''||Home computer, 8-bit||Atari||1979||yes (discontinued circa 1991)||Co-leader of former Atari family faction, is a magician and entertainer. | ||
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|icon||Atari ST||Home computer, 16-bit||Atari||1985||yes|| ? | |icon||'''[[Atari ST]]'''||Home computer, 16-bit||Atari||1985||yes|| ? | ||
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|icon||BeOS||Workstation, Personal Computer||BeOS (founder)||?||yes (discontinued late 90's)|| ? | |icon||BeOS||Workstation, Personal Computer||BeOS (founder)||?||yes (discontinued late 90's)|| ? | ||
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|[[Image:MiniEMAGIII.png]]||EMAG-III||hobbyist computer||Independent||1957||yes||One of the earliest hobbyist computer OS-tans, specialized in playing checkers. | |[[Image:MiniEMAGIII.png]]||EMAG-III||hobbyist computer||Independent||1957||yes||One of the earliest hobbyist computer OS-tans, specialized in playing checkers. | ||
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|icon||EPOC||Embedded OS, real-time, 16/32-bit||independent||1989||yes (discontinued late 90s)|| ? | |icon||'''[[EPOC]]'''||Embedded OS, real-time, 16/32-bit||independent||1989||yes (discontinued late 90s)|| ? | ||
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|icon||'''[[EXEC]]'''||Mainframe||UNIVAC||1951 (UNIVAC 1), 1962 (EXEC)||yes (discontinued mid 1980's)|| ? | |icon||'''[[EXEC]]'''||Mainframe||UNIVAC||1951 (UNIVAC 1), 1962 (EXEC)||yes (discontinued mid 1980's)|| ? | ||
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|icon||'''[[FreeVMS]]'''||?||?||?||no|| ? | |||
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|icon||'''[[GEOS]]'''||hobbyist OS||independent||Dec 2004||no|| ? | |||
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|icon||'''[[GEM OS]]'''||Personal computer OS||x86 DOS||1985||yes/no (became open source)|| ? | |||
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|icon||'''[[GENIAC]]'''||Personal computer, hobbyist system||independent||1955||yes (discontinued early 60's)|| ? | |icon||'''[[GENIAC]]'''||Personal computer, hobbyist system||independent||1955||yes (discontinued early 60's)|| ? | ||
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|icon||Haiku||Personal computer||BeOS||2001 (development), 2009 (debut)||no|| ? | |icon||'''[[Haiku]]'''||Personal computer||BeOS||2001 (development), 2009 (debut)||no|| ? | ||
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|icon||'''[[IMSAI 8080]]'''||Personal computer, hobbyist system, 8-bit||independent||Dec 1975||no (revived through Series Two line)|| ? | |icon||'''[[IMSAI 8080]]'''||Personal computer, hobbyist system, 8-bit||independent||Dec 1975||no (revived through Series Two line)|| ? | ||
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|[[Image:MiniMultics.png]]||'''[[Multics]]'''||Mainframe OS||MIT (via CTSS)||1964 (development), 1969 (debut)||yes/no (decommissioned in 2000, open sourced in 2007)|| ? | |[[Image:MiniMultics.png]]||'''[[Multics]]'''||Mainframe OS||MIT (via CTSS)||1964 (development), 1969 (debut)||yes/no (decommissioned in 2000, open sourced in 2007)|| ? | ||
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|icon||'''[[ORIC]]'''||home computer||independent(?)||1983||yes|| ? | |||
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|[[Image:MiniOS_2.png]]||'''[[OS/2| OS/2 Warp]]'''||Personal Computer, Workstation||IBM (own branch)||1987||yes (discontinued 2006)||Founder of the Anti$oft Coalition | |[[Image:MiniOS_2.png]]||'''[[OS/2| OS/2 Warp]]'''||Personal Computer, Workstation||IBM (own branch)||1987||yes (discontinued 2006)||Founder of the Anti$oft Coalition | ||
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|icon||'''[[OS-9]]'''||Personal Computer||Unix, unknown branch||1979||?|| ? | |icon||'''[[OS-9]]'''||Personal Computer||Unix, unknown branch||1979||?|| ? | ||
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|icon||'''[[PalmOS]]'''||mobile||independent||1996||yes||Pioneer of the mobile OSes, but has fallen into obscurity. | |||
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|icon||'''[[PDP-8]]'''||Minicomputer||DEC, PDP-8 branch (founder)||22 Mar 1965||yes (discontinued 1979)|| ? | |icon||'''[[PDP-8]]'''||Minicomputer||DEC, PDP-8 branch (founder)||22 Mar 1965||yes (discontinued 1979)|| ? | ||
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|icon||'''[[VAXELN]]'''||Minicomputer OS||DEC, PDP-11 and VAX branch||1996||yes (discontinued circa 1998)|| ? | |icon||'''[[VAXELN]]'''||Minicomputer OS||DEC, PDP-11 and VAX branch||1996||yes (discontinued circa 1998)|| ? | ||
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|icon||'''[[Visi On]]'''||Workstation OS||independent||Dec 1983||yes (discontinued 1985)|| ? | |||
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|[[Image:MiniVMS.png]]||'''[[VMS]]'''||Minicomputer||DEC, PDP-11/VAX||Oct 1977||no||Was one of the highest-ranked officers of the DEC Military. Founder of the CIOST. | |[[Image:MiniVMS.png]]||'''[[VMS]]'''||Minicomputer||DEC, PDP-11/VAX||Oct 1977||no||Was one of the highest-ranked officers of the DEC Military. Founder of the CIOST. | ||