I guess it depends on how you count an OS. I'm don't think that Linux distros really count as separate operating systems, even if there is increasing divergence over the years. It would be ridiculious to fluff up the count that way.
MTS (mainframe)
Apple DOS
CP/M
PC-DOS, MS-DOS
DR-DOS
MacOS
SunOS
Windows NT
Solaris
OS X
GNU/Linux
OpenBSD
So I guess that's about 11, not counting ones that I've dabbled with like QNX, HaikuOS, and FreeBSD. Somehow I missed OS/2 completely. I had looked forward to it but after a short wait saw what M$ did to IBM because of it and knew to not expect anything.
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(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Friday March 02 2018, @12:04AM
by Anonymous Coward
on Friday March 02 2018, @12:04AM (#646103)
So your number is two then? Mac and all that other cruft?
(Score: 2) by canopic jug on Wednesday February 07 2018, @08:59AM (1 child)
I guess it depends on how you count an OS. I'm don't think that Linux distros really count as separate operating systems, even if there is increasing divergence over the years. It would be ridiculious to fluff up the count that way.
So I guess that's about 11, not counting ones that I've dabbled with like QNX, HaikuOS, and FreeBSD. Somehow I missed OS/2 completely. I had looked forward to it but after a short wait saw what M$ did to IBM because of it and knew to not expect anything.
Money is not free speech. Elections should not be auctions.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Friday March 02 2018, @12:04AM
So your number is two then? Mac and all that other cruft?