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OperatingSystemFamily

object OperatingSystemFamily extends Enumerated[OperatingSystemFamily]

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  1. final def !=(arg0: AnyRef): Boolean

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  3. final def ##(): Int

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  4. def +=(enum: OperatingSystemFamily): Unit

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  7. val AIX: OperatingSystemFamily

    AIX (Advanced Interactive eXecutive) is a Unix operating system from IBM.

  8. val AROS: OperatingSystemFamily

    AROS is a free operating system aiming at being compatible with AmigaOS at the API level.

  9. val AmigaOS: OperatingSystemFamily

    AmigaOS is the native operating system for the Commodore Amiga, consisting of the components of Workbench, AmigaDOS with the command line interpreter CLI (later renamed to shell) and for many Amiga models in the ROM included kernel kickstart.

    AmigaOS is the native operating system for the Commodore Amiga, consisting of the components of Workbench, AmigaDOS with the command line interpreter CLI (later renamed to shell) and for many Amiga models in the ROM included kernel kickstart.

  10. val Android: OperatingSystemFamily

    Android is both an operating system and a software platform for mobile devices like smart phones, mobile phones, netbooks and tablets, which is developed by the Open Handset Alliance.

  11. val BSD: OperatingSystemFamily

    The Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD) is a version of the Unix operating system, which was created at the University of California at Berkeley in 1977.

  12. val Bada: OperatingSystemFamily

    Bada is a service-oriented operating system that is developed by Samsung Electronics and is designed for use in smartphones.

  13. val BeOS: OperatingSystemFamily

    Be Operating System (BeOS) was an operating system of the company Be Incorporated and was called in later versions Be.

    Be Operating System (BeOS) was an operating system of the company Be Incorporated and was called in later versions Be. Due to its multimedia capabilities it is also commonly called "Media OS".

  14. val DangerOS: OperatingSystemFamily

    Danger OS is a smartphone operating system.

    Danger OS is a smartphone operating system. It is used on Sidekick devices, which are sold in Germany by T-Mobile.

  15. val FirefoxOS: OperatingSystemFamily

    Firefox OS is an open source operating system for smartphones and tablet computers being developed by Mozilla.

  16. val HPUX: OperatingSystemFamily

    HP-UX (Hewlett Packard UniX) is a commercial Unix operating system from Hewlett-Packard and is based on UNIX System V.

  17. val HaikuOS: OperatingSystemFamily

    Haiku (formerly OpenBeOS) is an open-source project with the aim, to reprogram and expand that in 2001 abandoned operating system BeOS.

  18. val IRIX: OperatingSystemFamily

    IRIX is a commercial Unix operating system of the company Silicon Graphics (SGI).

  19. val InfernoOS: OperatingSystemFamily

    Inferno is a distributed computer operating system that comes from Bell Laboratories.

  20. val JVM: OperatingSystemFamily

    The Java Virtual Machine (abbreviated Java VM or JVM) is the part of the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) for Java programs, which is responsible for the execution of Java bytecode.

    The Java Virtual Machine (abbreviated Java VM or JVM) is the part of the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) for Java programs, which is responsible for the execution of Java bytecode.

    This value is not an operating system family.

  21. val Linux: OperatingSystemFamily

    Linux or GNU/Linux are usually called free, unix-like multi-user operating systems running based on the Linux kernel and other GNU software.

  22. val LiveArea: OperatingSystemFamily

    The PlayStation Vita system software is the official, updatable firmware and operating system for the PlayStation Vita.

  23. val MINIX: OperatingSystemFamily

    Minix is a free unixoides operating system that was developed by Andrew S.

    Minix is a free unixoides operating system that was developed by Andrew S. Tanenbaum at the Free University of Amsterdam as a teaching tool.

  24. val MacOS: OperatingSystemFamily

    Mac OS is the name of the classic operating system (1984-2001) by Apple for Macintosh computers.

  25. val MorphOS: OperatingSystemFamily

    MorphOS is an Amiga-compatible computer operating system.

    MorphOS is an Amiga-compatible computer operating system. It is a mixed proprietary and open source OS produced for the Pegasos PowerPC processor based computer.

  26. val Nintendo: OperatingSystemFamily

    This value indicates the operating systems from Nintendo, which they developed for their devices.

    This value indicates the operating systems from Nintendo, which they developed for their devices.

    This value is not an operating system family.

  27. val OS2: OperatingSystemFamily

    OS/2 is a multitasking operating system for PCs.

    OS/2 is a multitasking operating system for PCs. It was originally developed by IBM and Microsoft together with the aim to replace DOS.

  28. val OSX: OperatingSystemFamily

    OS X, formerly Mac OS X, is a Unix-based operating systems developed by Apple.

    OS X, formerly Mac OS X, is a Unix-based operating systems developed by Apple. It is a proprietary distribution of the free Darwin operating system from Apple.

  29. val PalmOS: OperatingSystemFamily

    Palm OS was the operating system for organizer of the Palm series (known as PDAs) and smartphones.

  30. val QNX: OperatingSystemFamily

    QNX is a POSIX-compatible proprietary Unix-like real-time operating system that focused primarily at the embedded market.

  31. val RIMOS: OperatingSystemFamily

    The BlackBerry OS (up to the fifth edition known as the BlackBerry Device Software, also known as Research In Motion OS) is a proprietary, free usable (freeware) multi-tasking operating system for smartphones.

    The BlackBerry OS (up to the fifth edition known as the BlackBerry Device Software, also known as Research In Motion OS) is a proprietary, free usable (freeware) multi-tasking operating system for smartphones.

  32. val Solaris: OperatingSystemFamily

    Solaris is the name of an operating system distribution based on SunOS and is a Unix operating system.

    Solaris is the name of an operating system distribution based on SunOS and is a Unix operating system. Since the takeover of Sun Microsystems in 2010 Solaris is part of Oracle.

  33. val Syllable: OperatingSystemFamily

    Syllable is a slim and fast desktop Unix-like operating system for x86 processors.

  34. val SymbianOS: OperatingSystemFamily

    The Symbian platform, simply called Symbian, is an operating system for smartphones and PDAs.

    The Symbian platform, simply called Symbian, is an operating system for smartphones and PDAs. The Symbian platform is the successor to Symbian OS

  35. val Tizen: OperatingSystemFamily

    Tizen is a free operating system based on Linux respectively Debian and was launched by the Linux Foundation and LiMo Foundation.

  36. val Unknown: OperatingSystemFamily

    Unknown operating system family

    This value will be returned if the operating system family cannot be determined.

  37. val Windows: OperatingSystemFamily

    Microsoft Windows is a trademark for operating systems of the Microsoft Corporation.

    Microsoft Windows is a trademark for operating systems of the Microsoft Corporation. Microsoft Windows was originally a graphical extension of the operating system MS-DOS.

  38. val XrossMediaBar: OperatingSystemFamily

    XrossMediaBar (XMB) is the name of the graphical user interface, which are used on PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, Sony Blu-Ray players and Sony Bravia TVs.

    XrossMediaBar (XMB) is the name of the graphical user interface, which are used on PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, Sony Blu-Ray players and Sony Bravia TVs. Also some special versions of the PlayStation 2, PSX, already using the XMB.

  39. def apply(index: Int): OperatingSystemFamily

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  40. def apply(name: String, caseSensitive: Boolean): OperatingSystemFamily

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  41. def apply(name: String): OperatingSystemFamily

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  42. final def asInstanceOf[T0]: T0

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  43. def byFriendlyName(name: String): OperatingSystemFamily

  44. def clone(): AnyRef

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  45. def enumName(enum: EnumEntry): String

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  46. def enumOrdinal(enum: EnumEntry): Int

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  47. final def eq(arg0: AnyRef): Boolean

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  48. def equals(arg0: Any): Boolean

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  49. def finalize(): Unit

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  50. def get(name: String): Option[OperatingSystemFamily]

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  51. final def getClass(): Class[_]

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  52. def hashCode(): Int

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  53. val iOS: OperatingSystemFamily

    iOS (until June 2010 iPhone OS) is the standard operating system of Apple products like iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, and the second generation of Apple TV.

    iOS (until June 2010 iPhone OS) is the standard operating system of Apple products like iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, and the second generation of Apple TV. iOS is based on Mac OS X.

  54. final def isInstanceOf[T0]: Boolean

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  55. lazy val length: Int

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  56. lazy val name: String

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  57. final def ne(arg0: AnyRef): Boolean

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  58. final def notify(): Unit

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  59. final def notifyAll(): Unit

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  60. def random: OperatingSystemFamily

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  61. final def synchronized[T0](arg0: ⇒ T0): T0

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  62. implicit val thisEnumerated: Enumerated[EnumEntry]

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  63. def toString(): String

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  64. def unapply(s: String): Option[OperatingSystemFamily]

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  65. lazy val values: List[OperatingSystemFamily]

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  66. final def wait(): Unit

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  67. final def wait(arg0: Long, arg1: Int): Unit

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  68. final def wait(arg0: Long): Unit

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  69. val webOS: OperatingSystemFamily

    webOS is a smartphone and tablet operating system from Hewlett-Packard (formerly HP Palm).

    webOS is a smartphone and tablet operating system from Hewlett-Packard (formerly HP Palm). It represents the follower of Palm OS.

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