101. Microsoft Windows And Other Operating Systems There are better alternatives to Microsoft Windows. http://microsoft.toddverbeek.com/os.html

Operating Systems Microsoft Windows isn't the only operating system for personal computers, or even the best... it's just the best-marketed. Its inconsistent behavior and the interface that changes with every version are the main reasons people find computers difficult to use. Microsoft adds new bells and whistles in each release, and claims that this time they've solved the countless problems in the previous versions... but the hype is never really fulfilled . The upgrade prices are blatant, documented gouging, which serve primarily to keep the cash flowing to Microsoft to subsidize their efforts to take over other markets. And a slew of intrusive "features" in Windows XP benefit Microsoft at the expensive of both your privacy and your freedom. So rather than switching to WinXP, consider switching to something better . There's an exciting array of interesting operating systems out there, and the overall quality of them is stronger than ever. If you can't say NO to Windows (which is understandable in many cases), you can still say NO MORE. The simplest alternative to Windows XP is a previously-installed version of Windows . Windows XP isn't a simple upgrade like 98 or ME was; it's actually a different operating system, which has compatibility problems with some pre-XP software, and won't work properly with a lot of older hardware, so installing the XP "upgrade" is a risk. And it'll be slower. Besides, most new software will still work on the earlier versions of Windows. Even if the software box brags "for Windows XP", that's because Microsoft

102. Sera Systems -- FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD And Linux Servers Manufacturer of servers and workstations based on the freely available BSD operating systems and home of the SeraBox. http://www.serasystems.com/

Sera Systems Home Log In Your Cart Check Out ... About Welcome! Sera Systems is your Free Unix Hardware solution provider. We help your company select, integrate and deploy server hardware running one of the free Unix-like operating systems available. Sera Systems offers a refined selection of Linux or *BSD ready hardware and the expertise to help you build a custom server configuration. Free Unix Ready Servers Please contact us for pricing or quotes on custom BSD/Linux systems: Routers, Firewalls, VPN Systems Allow us to help you build your edge system At Sera Systems we enjoy helping our customers deploy PCs that supplant the more expensive proprietary routers, firewalls and VPNs. Here are some configurations used by Sera Systems customers: Fiber gigabit bridge with OpenBSD Six (6) port large office firewall with OpenBSD Three (3) port firewall and VPN with m0n0wall BSD/Linux Compatible 3rd Party Products DS1,DS3, multi-port ethernet and PCI RAID Sera Systems offers 3rd party products that will work with your BSD or Linux server or network. We sell the following products: Sangoma T1 adapters SBE, Inc. DS3 adapters

103. USENIX - OSDI '02: Fifth Symposium On Operating Systems Design And Implementatio OSDI 02 Fifth Symposium on operating systems Design and Implementation OSDI 02 Fifth Symposium on operating systems Design and Implementation http://www.usenix.org/events/osdi02/

Conference Organizers Program Co-Chairs David Culler, University of California, Berkeley Peter Druschel, Rice University Program Committee Eric Brewer, University of California, Berkeley Miguel Castro, Microsoft Research Carla Ellis, Duke University Dawson Engler, Stanford University Deborah Estrin, University of California, Los Angeles/ISI Greg Ganger, Carnegie Mellon University Jim Gray, Microsoft Research Jay Lepreau, University of Utah Robert Morris, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Timothy Roscoe, Intel Research Lab at Berkeley Chandu Thekkath, Microsoft Research David Wetherall, University of Washington Steering Committee Michael B. Jones, Microsoft Research Frans Kaashoek, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sponsored by USENIX , The Advanced Computing Systems Association Conference Proceedings Refereed Papers (until December 2003, you will need your USENIX membership identification in order to access the full papers.) Work-in-Progress Reports Other Links Letter from the Program Chair Original Call for Papers Past and Future OSDI Conferences Conference Reports from ;login: in PDF or PalmDoc format Thanks to our sponsors Sponsor Information Page Thanks to our media sponsors Search390.com

104. The EROS Operating System EROS is a new operating system being implemented at the University of Pennsylvania. The system merges some very old ideas in operating systems with some http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~eros/

EROS: The Extremely Reliable Operating System EROS is a new operating system being implemented at the University of Pennsylvania. The system merges some very old ideas in operating systems with some newer ideas about performance and resource management. The result is a small, secure, real-time operating system that provides orthogonal persistence. Effective April 14, 1999, the EROS website has moved to www.eros-os.org . Please update your links. EROS Release 1.0. EROS is finally released! Check out the release notes and the license Dissertation Now Online. Shapiro's dissertation, which describes a fair bit of the EROS internals and some of the formal results, can now be obtained from here Mailing List Archives Now Online. Several of the EROS mailing list archives can now be found online here Where to go from here What's New About the EROS System? Release Notes Meet the EROS Team Current Project Status ... The KeyKOS System (EROS's predecessor) If you decide to download the system, we recommend that you join the EROS mailing list be subscribing to the eros-port mailing list. Instructions for doing so can be found

105. Sed, The Stream Editor Eric Pement's Cornerstone Mag site hosts an extensive FAQ, download sites for most operating systems, large list of handy oneliners, table of version differences, exhaustive links. http://www.cornerstonemag.com/sed/

sed . . . the stream editor Originally written and designed for Unix, sed has been ported to MS-DOS, Windows, OS/2, and other operating systems. Sed is a non-interactive editor that works from a command line; it's not a GUI Windows app. Sed changes blocks of text on the fly, without making you open up a screen, push a cursor around, and press DELETE or INSERT or ENTER or function keys. "Hey," you might ask. "All word processors have a find-and-replace feature." Not like this. Sed is extremely powerful, and you can do things in sed that you can't do in any standard word processor. And because sed is external to the word processor and comes with every Unix system in the world, once you learn sed you'll have a very handy tool in your toolkit, even if (like me) you rarely use Unix. How it works: You feed sed a script of editing commands (like, "change every line that begins with a colon to such-and-such") and sed sends your revised text to the screen. To save the revisions on disk, use the redirection arrow, newfile.txt

106. Bibliographies On Operating Systems Research Bibliographies on operating systems Research, part of the Collection of Computer Science Bibliographies. http://liinwww.ira.uka.de/bibliography/Os/

The Collection of Computer Science Bibliographies Collection Home Up: The Collection of Computer Science Bibliographies Bibliographies on Operating Systems Research You can add bibliographies and references to this collection! Query: in any author title field Publication year : in: , since: , before: (four digit years) Options: Results as Citation Results in BibTeX 10 results per page 40 results per page 100 results per page 200 results per page sort by score year online papers only You may use Lucene syntax , available fields are: ti (title), au (author), yr (publications year). #Refs Bibliography Date The IMMD IV Bibliography on Operating Systems Bibliography of publications of, and about, the USENIX Association, and of USENIX conferences and workshops Bibliography of the Linux Journal Bibliography on Unix books ... Bibliography of the Symposium on Operating Systems Design and Implementation (OSDI) 1994 Total number of references in this section Other Bibliographies on Operating Systems Research This service is brought to you by Alf-Christian Achilles and Paul Ortyl Please direct comments to liinwwwa@ira.uka.de

107. RTOS (Real-Time Operating System) And Embedded Linux OS From LynuxWorks, And Too 3 operating systems for embedded systems BlueCat Linux, BlueCat RT (realtime Linux), and the POSIX-conformant, hard real-time LynxOS operating system for http://www.lynuxworks.com/

RTOS embedded operating systems embedded Linux DO-178B and tools for the most demanding real-time and embedded system applications... RTOS Hard real-time operating system Order a LynxOS evaluation CD RTOS for software certification to DO-178B EMBEDDED LINUX Order an Embedded Linux evaluation CD for x86 BlueCat Embedded Linux home page Embedded Linux can be used in the Military Now is an exciting time to work at LynuxWorks! PRESS LynuxWorks does it First: DO-178B-certifiable Systems on Intel IA-32 Architecture LynxSecure Separation Kernel Demonstration at ESC LynuxWorks and Verari Systems Power RADAR, SONAR and Military Imaging LynxOS RTOS Supports Motorola's MVME6100 Single-board Computer RTOS white papers Is your RTOS a partitioning operating system or a process-based operating system? Understand your RTOS! EVENTS Ottawa, ON, Canada, Sep 22 Long Beach, CA, USA, Oct 11 NEWS ... LynuxWorks Joins Network Centric Operations Industry Consortium -Defense Daily Network FCS Program Rolls Forward in Formation -COTS Journal TRACE32 extends its LynxOS Support to LynxOS-178 RTOS -Dedicated Systems LynuxWorks is proud to be registered as ISO 9001-conformant , a founding member of the Embedded Linux Consortium, and an IBM

108. The Operating Systems Handbook One book can put it there The operating systems Handbook. After due study of The operating systems Handbook, you can name your salary floor. http://www.snee.com/bob/opsys.html

"Working Knowledge of UNIX, VMS, OS/400, VM/CMS, and MVS." Wouldn't that look great on your resume? One book can put it there: The Operating Systems Handbook . (I wanted to call it "Fake Your Way Through Minis and Mainframes," but McGraw-Hill wanted something that sounded more respectable.) June 15, 2001: Formerly a $49.50 hardcover from McGraw-Hill; now a set of Acrobat files free for you to download! See below. "Great job! it saved me tens of hours scanning the perversely written mvs documentation! thanks for making it available!" Guillermo Alvarez, Ph.D., Research Staff Member, Storage Systems, IBM Almaden Research Center, June 2005 "After due study of The Operating Systems Handbook , you can name your salary floor." Stan Kelley-Bootle, UNIX Review , June 1996 This book shows you the following, for all five operating systems: History of the operating system Starting and ending a session Filenames How files are organized, and how to navigate Available on-line help Creating, copying, renaming, and deleting files Using the text editor Printing text files Creating and running command files Sending and receiving mail A sample session New computer science student? You'll probably need to learn UNIX in a hurry.

109. TrendVue :: TrendVue - Strategies For Success Realtime charts and proprietary trading tool for Windows and MAC operating systems. http://www.trendVUE.com

@import "/tv.css"; Note : You are reading this message because your web browser does not support current web standards. While you may still view and utilize our content, your experience on our site would be greatly enhanced if you were to upgrade to a more modern web browser. Home Newsletter Knowledge Base Tools ... About Us Home TrendVue - Strategies for Success Log on Important Notice Wednesday June 16, 2005 Over the past few weeks we've been working simultaneously on two systems projects; one, resolving a problem in our subscriptions interface; the other moving all of our email and back end systems over to a new platform, in part to more effectively deal with the massive amount of spam email that we receive, and to give us the right base to deliver new trading tools. Coming soon... Its been a long slog, interupted by a variety of issues but we are finally near turning the corner on this project - the first set of updates will be implemented over the the next two weeks following a hardware upgrade and a clean bill of health for our servers. In the meantime while Mike slogs through these problems in the off hours, during the day we've fully exploited the overall market rally, and perhaps more importantly, the energy rally that we started to buy on May 17

110. IEEE TC On Operating Systems And Application Environments customized information from the systems software (operating systems and Mission (what and by when) organize system software related events and http://www.tcos.org/

Home Ethan Miller, Editor Welcome to the home of the IEEE Computer Society 's Technical Committee on Operating Systems and Application Environments. TCOS Bulletin , our newsletter Information for Contributors Current issue Bulletin Archive TCOS membership Join TCOS Mailing Lists Information for our members Announcements: Conferences and Calls For Papers Other Related Archives Related Web Sites Links to other TC Related Homepages IEEE CS Technical Activities IEEE Technical Committee on Parallel Processing IEEE Technical Committee on Distributed Processing IEEE Technical Committee on the Internet (TCI) ... Job Listings Information on TCOS TCOS Officers TCOS-Europe TCOS-Middle East Vision, Mission, and Purpose Statements for TCOS Vision (where to) : provide timely, customized information from the systems software (operating systems and application environments) community. Mission (what and by when): organize system software related events and spread information (by means of the Newsletter, Web site, and email) as long as this area is relevant to our community. Purpose (why and for whom): keep TCOS and IEEE-CS members informed about the relevant research and development in the area of systems software.

111. SOSP 2003 The biannual ACM Symposium on operating systems Principles is the world s premier forum for researchers, developers, programmers, vendors and teachers of http://www.cs.rochester.edu/sosp2003/

19th ACM Symposium on Operating Systems Principles SIGOPS Main Program/Schedule WebCast Video Archive Conference Location ... Previous SOSPs October 19-22, 2003 The Sagamore, Bolton Landing (Lake George), New York Call for Participation (ps) (pdf) (1 page, full color pdf, 312k) (2 page, full color pdf, 498k) The biannual ACM Symposium on Operating Systems Principles is the world's premier forum for researchers, developers, programmers, vendors and teachers of operating system technology. Academic and industrial participants present research and experience papers that cover the full range of theory and practice. There will be a poster session and a work-in-progress session; in each case presenters will be chosen from brief proposals submitted to the program committee. Mark Weiser Award (nominations are due September 1). A scholarship program will be available to encourage student attendance. In addition, for the first time ever, SOSP will host the SIGOPS division of the ACM Student Research Competition News: SOSP technical sessions were webcast live Click here for further information.

112. The Mutt E-Mail Client A small but very powerful textbased mail client for Unix operating systems. http://www.mutt.org/

The Mutt E-Mail Client "All mail clients suck. This one just sucks less." -me, circa 1995 Latest News CVS Recent Commits: Summary RSS Feed Development Mutt 1.5.10 was released on August 11, 2005. This version is a snapshot of the recent development activity. It is expected to fix a number of known bugs; see the ChangeLog for details. Mutt 1.5.9 was released on March 13, 2005. Stable Mutt 1.4.2.1 was released on February 12, 2004. This release includes some files which were missing from the 1.4.2 release. Mutt 1.4.2 was released on February 11, 2004. This version fixes a buffer overflow that can be triggered by incoming messages. There are reports about spam that has actually triggered this problem and crashed mutt. It is recommended that users of mutt versions prior to 1.4.2 upgrade to this version, or apply the patch included below. Users of "unstable" mutt versions after 1.3.28 (including 1.5.*) do not need to upgrade, as this problem had been fixed in the unstable branch in February 2002; unfortunately, the fix was not backported before 1.4 was released. more news General Info Mutt is a small but very powerful text-based mail client for Unix operating systems. The current stable public release version is 1.4.2.1; the current development release version is 1.5.10. For more information, see the following:

113. Convergence International: The Non-Wintel User Group The nonWintel user group, supporting Acorn, Amiga, Apple, ARM, Be, NCs, PowerPC, Psion, Unix and other alternative operating systems. Services include a non-Wintel news summary. http://www.convergence.org/

Index Information News service Support Platform info ... Join CI (free) Welcome to Convergence International, the user group for non-Wintel platforms. Previous visitors might like to see what's new on the Convergence web site. Information Convergence's mission FAQs , details of the non-Wintel news service , information by e-mail, member statistics , and credits News service The Convergence International non-Wintel news service , a summary of non-Wintel news, including the latest news for Acorn Amiga Apple ARM ... Network Computer , and Psion/EPOC platforms. As well as regular member's opinions and an archive of Convergence International newsletters press releases , and other news CIhoo The non-Wintel search engine from Convergence International. Currently including a large database of Acorn and Psion links, with other platforms to be covered in detail in the future. Either search CIhoo or browse the Acorn or Psion sections in full. Platform information Detailed information on platforms supported by Convergence, currently covering Amiga CHRP , and Psion (more soon).

114. Operating Systems, System Software , Linux Kernel Hacks, MultiThreading In Linux Contains sources of a minimal kernel, a new CPU scheduler for Linux, multithreading in Linux, systems software in DOS and collection of good reference material for OS lovers. http://www.angelfire.com/myband/unix/os.htm

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115. Java In Operating Systems Courses Use Java to write individual operating system components. Use Java to write a simulator for a full operating system, including the machine it is running http://www.gustavus.edu/ max/java-os-courses.html

116. Systems Group Research group in the College of Computing. Focuses include distributed operating systems, mobile computing, discrete event simulation, and cluster computing for media applications. http://www.cc.gatech.edu/systems/

Home Research o CERCS Center o MSREC Center o GTISC Center People Education ... Facilities o IHPCL Project FAQs SYSTEMS Georgia Tech's systems research group is concerned with complex software/hardware systems: their development, their use, and the principles underlying both. Consequently, members of GT's systems group conduct research in the functional areas of programming languages and environments, compilers, operating systems, performance evaluation, computer architecture, and computer networking; research results are evaluated with realistic applications from the domains of embedded and real-time systems, media applications, collaboration, and high performance and discrete event simulations. Notes We are seeking strong candidates for faculty positions CERCS Seminars are Wednesdays, 11-12, in MiRC 102A for Spring, 2004. Architecture Reading Group meets Fridays 12-1:30 in CCB 354. Contact Information Jennifer Chisholm College of Computing Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, GA 30332-0280

117. Ampersand, Inc. Develops embedded systems and control software for realtime operating systems such as VxWorks, LynxOS, and MC/OS. http://www.ampersand.com/

Our Mission Welcome to Ampersand, a site and company dedicated to the advancement, promotion, and development of IP Communications, web 2.0 applications, and open source initiatives. Ampersand, Inc. is a Massachusetts-based corporation that serves as the locus for the professional activities of Stephen Smith, Doug Campbell, and associates. Key Activities Technical Writings, Blogs, and Speaking Engagements Ampersand principals participate in and provide active commentary on IP communications and related technology. Steve's blog can be found here Technology Development and Advisory Services Ampersand helps companies think about the strategic use of emerging technologies, and develops advanced technology and communications systems to implement the strategy. Ampersand's skill sets include IP communications, strategy development, systems architecture, technology program management, Linux and Unix system development, database and network design, distributed systems, and security. Some of Ampersand's current engagements include: Lavalife where Steve is retained as Chief Scientist Candide Media Works and Talking Street where Steve is retained as advisor / CTO Pillar to Post where Ampersand guides a major IT initiative as a member of the IT governance committee Communications Configuration Software (CCS) Ampersand's configuration software product is a suite of tools allowing bare iron turn-key installation and automated configuration management for IP Communication platforms. Such platforms typically utilize a large amount of open source packages, and have complex install-time and run-time configuration and provisioning needs that have to be carefully controlled.

118. Operating Systems Brief descriptions, screenshots, links, for OSs Unix, NeXTStep/Openstep/MacOS X/Darwin, Windows 95/98/MENT/2000, VMS. http://junior.apk.net/~qc/comp/os/

Operating Systems Hello, and welcome to my Main OS area. There are many options you have when choosing the operating system(s) for your computer. I hope that this page will give you some insight into how each operating system behaves and is constructed. Click on any mini screenshot to see a larger version. Click on any OS's title to go to the homepage of its vendor. I also have OS pages focusing on dead and special-purpose OS's.This list isn't anywhere close to complete. But that's to be expected There are hundreds of dead OS's out there. I'll eventually list more.. Unix Linux - A freely-distributed Unix for PCs, SPARCs, Alphas, and many other platforms FreeBSD - Another freely-distributed Unix, for PCs NetBSD - Another freely-distributed Unix, for a wide range of systems OpenBSD - Another freely-distributed Unix, for a wide range of systems. Focuses on security Irix - SGI's Unix for SGI Graphics workstations Unicos - Cray's Unix for their supercomputers (Now maintained by SGI due to their acquisition of Cray) Solaris - Sun's Unix for SPARC workstations and PCs Tru64 Unix - Compaq's Unix for Alpha and Merced systems (formerly Digital Unix, but Compaq acquired DEC)

119. IBM EServer ZSeries Mainframe Servers: Resources For Developers IBM programs and information for anyone developing a commercial software product for IBM's mainframe operating systems. Including free software and low cost hardware through PartnerWorld for Developers, developerWorks and other programs. http://www.ibm.com/servers/eserver/zseries/developers

Country/region select Home Products My account ... Education Related links Resource Link Resources for business partners Resources for developers ShopzSeries ... Mainframe servers IBM Mainframe servers Resources for developers PartnerWorld for Developers If you are involved in developing and selling software in the commercial marketplace, consider teaming with IBM through membership in PartnerWorld for Developers, the developer resource for IBM Business Partners. This relationship is designed to help independent software vendors (ISVs) reach broader business opportunities, lower development costs and get their products to market faster with greater success. Included with your membership are resources to assist developers in creating applications for the IBM Mainframe server platforms (z/OS, OS/390, Linux, VM, and VSE). developerWorks developerWorks includes technology zones which fully cover an established technology like Java, XML, and Linux, and provide a wealth of articles, tools, code, tutorials, forums, polls, news, events, and related links to help developers at any level (novice to advanced) improve their skill set on that technology. IBM Developer Domains The domains are community sites for technical people who work with, or want more information about, IBM products from DB2 to WebSphere. They provide centralized access to resources for technical needs, plus advice and how-to articles from experienced users.

120. Zenpire Corporation: Semiconductor And Flat Panel Software Software and systems to automate analysis of semiconductor defects and testing of wafers. Include databases, SECS/GEM, remote administration of hardware, and ediagnostics supporting most operating systems. Supports equipment from KLA-Tencor, Applied Materials, ADE, Inspex, Electroglas, TEL, TSK, Teradyne, Credence to name a few. http://www.zenpire.com/

home services products download ... company Software Utilities Machine Control Defect, BitCell, Test, Data Transfer and Storage Software iFab™ Renting Overview Policy iFab™ Product Line Products Services Consulting Training Technical Support Links Java XML Linux About Zenpire News Corporate Overview Year 2000 Ready Employment ... Contact OEM and Distributors Presentations Setting the Standard for Semiconductor and Flat Panel Software iFAB encompasses utilities that simplify the way you do your yield analysis. Intuitive, innovative, and useful, the iFAB™ software concentrates on providing a common interface for viewing and moving data in today's semiconductor and flat panel fabrication facilities. Zenpire's products are designed to minimize limitations that all other competitive or complimentary products do not and will not address. iFAB ™ uses the newest technologies used in today's internet business environment and introduces them to the site's desktops and test floors. Technologies that include: Java (Beans, Swing, and Servlets), XML, Apache, Tomcat, MySQL, Samba, and JPython, to name a few, are implemented into the iFAB product line to provide tools that promise to be current many years in the future.

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