1. Microsoft Windows

  • Most widely used desktop OS.

  • User-friendly interface, large software compatibility.

  • Versions: Windows 10, Windows 11, etc.

2. macOS

  • Developed by Apple, exclusive to Mac computers.

  • Known for its sleek interface, stability, and integration with Apple devices.

  • Versions: macOS Ventura, macOS Sonoma, etc.

3. Linux

  • Open-source and customizable.

  • Popular among developers and servers.

  • Distributions (distros): Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, Arch, etc.

📱 Mobile OS Platforms

4. Android

  • Developed by Google.

  • Most popular mobile OS globally.

  • Highly customizable, open-source base.

5. iOS

  • Developed by Apple, exclusive to iPhones and iPads.

  • Known for performance, security, and a curated app ecosystem.

💻 Server OS Platforms

6. Windows Server

  • Microsoft’s server version of Windows.

  • Used in enterprise environments for hosting, file management, and domain control.

7. Linux Server Distributions

  • Common in web hosting and cloud computing.

  • Examples: CentOS, Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), Ubuntu Server.

🖥️🔒 Specialized and Embedded OS

8. Chrome OS

  • Developed by Google for Chromebooks.

  • Lightweight and cloud-based.

9. Unix

  • Powerful multiuser OS used in servers and academic systems.

  • Forms the base for many modern OSes (e.g., Linux, macOS).

10. Embedded OS

  • Used in embedded systems like smart TVs, routers, and appliances.

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  • Examples: FreeRTOS, VxWorks, Embedded Linux.

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