operating systems

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    Single user (non-virally [non-GPL] licensed) operating systems

    These are mainly single user (as in having one user instead of having multiple User ID) operating systems. Some may have limited, or newly added multi user functionality: such as some are single user for their desktops. Security for logging in and complex permissions aren't typically needed on...
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    Nature of opensource non-BSD & non-Linux providers

    OS, desktopStartedLocationFoundation HaikuOS2001, 2004US; NYHaiku Inc. (nonprofit) illumos2010US; CAformery by illumos Foundation OpenIndianna2010US; CAformerly by illumos Foundation OmniOS (server)2012CH (Switzerland)formerly by illumos Foundation Redox OS2015US; COa nonprofit...
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    Nature of BSD operating system providers

    BSD's with nonprofitsStartedLocationFoundation; started NetBSD 1993 US: Wilmington, DE 1994 FreeBSD1993US: Boulder, CO2001 OpenBSD1995CA: Calgary, ABCA: Edmonton, AB; 2007 HardenedBSD2014US: Boulder, COUS: Oakland, MD; 2018 BSD's as projectsLocationYearNotes DragonFlyBSDUS; likely...
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    Low-level programing languages & kernels

    Low level programming languages can be used as the basis of kernels and operating systems. Rust and Zig are two modern low level programming languages, which a few operating systems are made from. Zig is in the C family, while Rust is in its own family. The most advanced operating system from...
  5. Jared Manning

    I'm interested in studying operating systems

    Specifically UNIX-like administration and (eventually) low-level development. I'm currently studying for my CCNA Routing & Switching and the like to get me in the job market. There is no way I can currently consider taking out a college loan in the US, so I'm looking for books or online...
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