operating system family
C2103
concept
An operating system family is a conceptual grouping of related operating systems that share a common architecture, design principles, and core components, often evolving from a shared codebase or lineage.
Aliases (22)
- Fedora Linux edition ×3
- IBM mainframe operating system ×3
- Unix operating system ×3
- IBM operating system ×2
- Macintosh operating system ×2
- Microsoft Windows family ×2
- 16-bit operating system ×1
- BSD operating system ×1
- CP/M family operating system ×1
- Classic Mac OS version ×1
- GNU/Linux distribution ×1
- Linux distribution variant ×1
- Mac OS X release ×1
- Microsoft Windows NT family operating system ×1
- NetBSD port ×1
- classic Mac OS release ×1
- free and open-source operating system ×1
- operating system environment ×1
- operating system variant ×1
- real-time operating system ×1
- smartphone operating system ×1
- type system ×1
Instances (34)
- Android TV ("operating system variant")
- Common Type System ("type system")
- Windows 2000 ("Microsoft Windows NT family operating system")
- CP/M-86 ("CP/M family operating system")
- Debian ("free and open-source operating system")
- Windows for Workgroups ("Microsoft Windows family")
- Windows Phone ("smartphone operating system")
- Windows Embedded family
- System 1.0 ("Classic Mac OS version")
- System 1 ("Macintosh operating system")
- NetBSD/mac68k ("NetBSD port")
- OS/360 ("IBM mainframe operating system")
- TOS/360 ("IBM mainframe operating system")
- AIX ("Unix operating system")
- IBM i ("IBM operating system")
- Fedora Kinoite ("Fedora Linux edition")
- Fedora Sericea ("Fedora Linux edition")
- Mac OS 9 ("classic Mac OS release")
- z/OS ("IBM mainframe operating system")
- Trisquel ("GNU/Linux distribution")
- Windows NT
- Fedora Silverblue ("Fedora Linux edition")
- Mac OS X 10.0 Cheetah ("Mac OS X release")
- OPENSTEP ("operating system environment")
- SINTRAN ("real-time operating system")
- Windows
- Windows 32-bit ("Microsoft Windows family")
- Solaris operating system ("Unix operating system")
- System 3 ("Macintosh operating system")
- HP-UX ("Unix operating system")
- FreeBSD ("BSD operating system")