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==Definition== | ==Definition== | ||
OS-tans made from no existing lineage, and do not create one of their own. | OS-tans made from no existing lineage, and do not create one of their own. Some of the earliest mainframes are independent systems, as are hobbyist systems not based on Unix or Linux. | ||
==List== | ==List== | ||
===Mainframes=== | ===Mainframes=== | ||
*Colossus | *'''[[Colossus]]''' | ||
*CSIRAC | *'''[[CSIRAC]]''' | ||
*ENIAC | *'''[[ENIAC]]''' | ||
*FUJIC | *'''[[FUJIC]]''' | ||
*Mertvaya Ruka | *'''[[Mertvaya Ruka]]''' | ||
===Other independent systems=== | ===Other independent systems=== | ||
*Apple Newton | *'''[[Apple Newton]]''': Mobile devices from Apple, made in the 90's. | ||
*Coleco Adam | *'''[[Coleco Adam]]''': Unsuccessful home computer, did not have a successor. | ||
*Contiki | *'''[[Contiki]]''': Smallest modern OS, built entirely in Assembly. | ||
*DexOS | *'''[[DexOS]]''' | ||
*DigiComp | *'''[[DigiComp]]''': Hobbyist microcomputer first produced in the 60's. | ||
*ECOS | *'''[[ECOS]]''' | ||
*EMAG-III | *'''[[EMAG-III]]''': Unusual hobbyist computer from the late 50's, was produced by one person for a science fair. | ||
*GENIAC | *'''[[GENIAC]]''' | ||
*MITS Altair 8800 | *'''[[MITS Altair 8800]]''' | ||
*IMSAI 8080 | *'''[[IMSAI 8080]]''' | ||
* | *'''[[Sky OS]]''' | ||
*'''[[Tiny OS]]''' | |||
*Tiny OS | |||
===Part of a lineage, but an independent branch=== | ===Part of a lineage, but an independent branch=== | ||
The Linuxes mentioned aren't derived from any distribution. | The Linuxes mentioned aren't derived from any distribution. | ||
*CRUX | *'''[[CRUX]]''' | ||
*Puppy Linux | *'''[[Puppy Linux]]''' | ||
*Rainbow 100 | *'''[[Rainbow 100]]''': The only home computer among the DEC faction. | ||
*Tinfoil Hat Linux | *'''[[Tinfoil Hat Linux]]''' | ||
*Yggdrasil Linux | *'''[[Yggdrasil Linux]]''': One of the earliest Linux distros but did not produce descendants. | ||
*Yoper | *'''[[Yoper]]''' | ||
[[Category: OS-tan Lineage]] | [[Category: OS-tan Lineage]] | ||
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Definition
OS-tans made from no existing lineage, and do not create one of their own. Some of the earliest mainframes are independent systems, as are hobbyist systems not based on Unix or Linux.
List
Mainframes
Other independent systems
- Apple Newton: Mobile devices from Apple, made in the 90's.
- Coleco Adam: Unsuccessful home computer, did not have a successor.
- Contiki: Smallest modern OS, built entirely in Assembly.
- DexOS
- DigiComp: Hobbyist microcomputer first produced in the 60's.
- ECOS
- EMAG-III: Unusual hobbyist computer from the late 50's, was produced by one person for a science fair.
- GENIAC
- MITS Altair 8800
- IMSAI 8080
- Sky OS
- Tiny OS
Part of a lineage, but an independent branch
The Linuxes mentioned aren't derived from any distribution.
- CRUX
- Puppy Linux
- Rainbow 100: The only home computer among the DEC faction.
- Tinfoil Hat Linux
- Yggdrasil Linux: One of the earliest Linux distros but did not produce descendants.
- Yoper