Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

--- operating_systems:other [2025/02/07 12:13] – created jmbargallo
+++ operating_systems:other [2025/02/07 12:14] (current) – jmbargallo
@@ Line 36: / Line 36: @@
 ==== 4. Solaris (Now Oracle Solaris) ====
-**Solaris** is a Unix operating system origi
+**Solaris** is a Unix operating system originally developed by Sun Microsystems and later acquired by Oracle. It's known for its scalability, particularly on enterprise servers, and includes features like ZFS and DTrace.
+  * **Key Features**:
+    - Enterprise-focused with advanced file systems like ZFS
+    - Virtualization and advanced networking features
+    - Extensive support for large-scale server environments
+==== 5. Haiku OS ====
+**Haiku OS** is an open-source operating system inspired by BeOS, which was known for its multimedia capabilities. Haiku OS aims to recreate the BeOS experience with modern hardware support.
+  * **Key Features**:
+    - Lightweight and fast
+    - Focus on multimedia and desktop user experience
+    - Active development, though still in early stages
+==== 6. ReactOS ====
+**ReactOS** is an open-source operating system that aims to be binary-compatible with Windows. It’s designed for users who need a Windows-like environment but prefer open-source software.
+  * **Key Features**:
+    - Aims to be compatible with Windows software and drivers
+    - Active open-source development, though it is still in alpha stages
+    - Ideal for those seeking Windows compatibility without using proprietary software
+==== 7. Raspbian (Raspberry Pi OS) ====
+**Raspbian**, now called **Raspberry Pi OS**, is the official operating system for the Raspberry Pi hardware. It's based on Debian Linux and optimized for the Raspberry Pi’s ARM architecture.
+  * **Key Features**:
+    - Lightweight and optimized for Raspberry Pi hardware
+    - Full desktop environment for educational and DIY projects
+    - A broad range of software for programming and hardware projects
+==== 8. AROS (AROS Research Operating System) ====
+**AROS** is an open-source operating system that aims to be binary-compatible with classic AmigaOS. It focuses on providing a modern, open-source alternative to the vintage Amiga platform.
+  * **Key Features**:
+    - Binary compatibility with AmigaOS applications
+    - Lightweight and responsive
+    - Suitable for retro-computing and hobbyist development
+==== Conclusion ====
+Other operating systems provide specialized solutions for a variety of use cases, from server environments to personal computing and retro systems. Whether it's FreeBSD's performance, Chrome OS's focus on the cloud, or Haiku OS's multimedia capabilities, there’s a wide range of alternatives to explore beyond Windows, macOS, and Linux.