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The video explores a variety of unique and unconventional operating systems beyond the mainstream ones like Windows and macOS. Three distinctive operating systems highlighted are Collapse OS, Tron, and Red Star OS. The speaker also delves into niche Linux distributions such as Version 3, Suicide Linux, Sabili, and Visopsys, each tailored for specific user groups. Additionally, POMEOS, inspired by My Little Pony, is discussed as a quirky operating system with multitasking capabilities and support for open-source programs. The video encourages viewers to share their experiences with unconventional operating systems and engage with the channel.
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In this segment of the video, the narrator discusses some of the most bizarre operating systems of all time, beyond the commonly known Windows, macOS, Linux, Android OS, and Chrome OS. Three unique operating systems highlighted are:
1. Collapse OS: Developed due to a belief that the global supply chain will collapse before 2030, requiring an OS that can be designed from scavenged parts and run on a 8-bit chip for sustainability.
2. Tron: A real-time operating system designed for source agnostic deployment on various hardware, primarily used by Japanese companies with limited English documentation.
3. Red Star OS: North Korea’s Unix-like OS, featuring a modified Firefox-based browser, office suite, email client, multimedia players, file sharing program, and games for use on the country’s national Internet network.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses different unique and niche Linux distributions. They mention Version 3 with user-unfriendly security features, Suicide Linux which wipes your hard drive upon typing an incorrect command, Sabili (Ubuntu Muslim Edition) customized for Muslims, and Visopsys, an alternative operating system for PC compatible computers, created by Andy McLaughlin in 1997. These distributions have various tailored features for specific user groups and purposes.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on unique operating systems, particularly POMEOS, a hobbyist system inspired by My Little Pony. Despite being denied as a Linux system, POMEOS is built on the peculiar Toru OS, designed for multitasking and supporting various open-source programs. Noteworthy features include the ability to rotate windows and the presence of ponies throughout the interface. Viewers are encouraged to share their experiences with such unconventional operating systems and engage with the channel through likes and subscriptions.