Windows 8.1

Windows 8.1 is a version of the Windows NT operating system and an upgrade for Windows 8. First unveiled and released as a public beta in June 2013, it was released to manufacturing on August 27, 2013, and reached general availability on October 17, 2013, almost a year after the retail release of its predecessor. Windows 8.1 is available free of charge for retail copies of Windows 8 and Windows RT users via Windows Store. Unlike service packs on previous versions of Windows, users who obtained 8 outside of retail copies or pre-loaded installations (i.e., volume licensing) must obtain 8.1 through new installation media from their respective subscription or enterprise channel. Microsoft's support lifecycle policy treats Windows 8.1 similar to previous service packs of Windows: It is part of Windows 8's support lifecycle, and installing 8.1 is required to maintain access to support and Windows updates after January 12, 2016. However, unlike previous service packs, Windows 8.1 cannot be acquired via Windows Update and only accepts 8.1-specific product keys.
Released as part of a shift by Microsoft towards regular yearly major updates for its platforms and services, Windows 8.1 was primarily intended to address complaints of Windows 8 users and reviewers on launch. Visible enhancements include an improved Start screen, additional snap views, additional bundled apps, tighter OneDrive (formerly SkyDrive) integration, Internet Explorer 11, a Bing-powered unified search system, restoration of a visible Start button on the taskbar, and the ability to restore the previous behavior of opening the user's desktop on login instead of the Start screen. Windows 8.1 also added support for such emerging technologies as high resolution displays, 3D printing, Wi-Fi Direct, and Miracast streaming.
Windows 8.1 received relatively positive reception, with critics praising the expanded functionality available to apps in comparison to 8, its SkyDrive integration, along with its user interface tweaks and the addition of expanded tutorials for operating the Windows 8 interface. Despite these improvements, 8.1 was still panned for not addressing all of the digressions of 8 (such as a poor level of integration between Metro-style apps and the desktop interface), and the potential privacy implications of 8.1's expanded use of online services.

 

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Leaked Windows 9 screenshots reveal the future of the desktop :)

Leaked Windows 9 screenshots have surfaced previously, but this time we’re getting a closer look at how the desktop is transforming in the future release of Windows. German sites ComputerBase and WinFuture have obtained 20 photos of what the "Windows Technical Preview," which is expected to be made available later this month or in early October. The screenshots, from a very early Windows build provided to close Microsoft partners, provide an even closer look at the new Start Menu, and some obvious changes to the Windows taskbar. The Verge can confirm the screenshots are genuine, but they're an early version of what Windows 9 (or whatever Microsoft calls it) looks like before it ships next year.

Firstly, there’s a new search icon next to the Start button on the taskbar, alongside what appears to be a button for the virtual desktops feature. In later screenshots the virtual desktops feature is demonstrated, with a pane along the bottom of the Windows desktop that allows you to switch between virtualized desktop areas. Windows 8-style apps can also be seen floating on the desktop in several screenshots, with app commands for search, share, play, and settings available in context menus within the apps.

Metro-style icons finally coming to the desktop

Microsoft also appears to be readying new icons for File Explorer, Desktop, and other elements in Windows 9, a change that appears to flatten the UI out slightly to match its "Metro-style" look and feel on Windows 8. There’s also an early look at what appears to be a Notification Center which is accessed from the system tray area of the Windows taskbar. Microsoft is also making slight adjustments to the jump list menus in the taskbar (available when you right-click) to flatten out the UI.

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window 8.1

Programs

• Use them the way you always have. Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and other programs you count on work the way you're used to. Use a mouse and keyboard and organize your stuff in folders on the desktop.

Security

• Windows Defender and Windows SmartScreen can help guard your PC against viruses, spyware, and other malicious software in real time. Family Safety gives your kids some independence while still keeping tabs on them.

Mouse and keyboard

• You can use a mouse and keyboard to work on your Windows desktop the way you always have. And things you do with touch, like using apps from the Windows Store and getting around on your Start screen, can also be done with a mouse and keyboard.

One view of everything

• When you're working on the familiar desktop, all apps you've opened will appear in your taskbar at the bottom of the screen. This includes both apps you opened from the desktop and apps from the Windows Store you opened from your Start screen.

Make it yours

• Start screen Tiles - Personal lock - screen Picture - password
• Photos, news from friends, your favorite apps and sites—put what's most important to you on your Start screen. Choose your colors and move stuff around until it's just the way you like it.  

Multi task with apps

• Windows 8.1 lets you work the way you want. Move easily from one thing to another by multitasking on any Windows PC or tablet. Pull up a Wikipedia article to settle a debate with the friend you're on Skype with. Or play a music video while polishing your resume. Depending on your screen size, you can see up to four apps at once. 

Search once, go anywhere

• Bing Smart Search gives you results from your PC, your apps, and the web. Results are in a clean, graphic view so you can quickly get to what you're looking for. (Certain features unavailable in some regions.)

Your Windows, everywhere

• It goes where you go.
• Use your Microsoft account to sign in to any of your devices running Windows 8.1, and you'll see the same layout, apps, and settings. Signing in with your Microsoft Account (which is simply an email address and password of your choice) also gives you access to a world of apps from the Windows Store, and lets you save, view, and edit your documents and photos online with OneDrive.

OneDrive

• Your files are always with you
• OneDrive is free online storage that's built into Windows 8.1. Save documents, photos, and other files to OneDrive automatically, and get to them anytime, from any of your PCs or devices. And you can use OneDrive to protect your files if something happens to your PC.
• You can also use OneDrive to share and collaborate with others, and see your stuff on mobile and non-Windows devices.

Internet Explorer 11

• Fast, fluid, built for touch
• Internet Explorer 11 is built for touch—now with larger tabs, simpler controls, and fluid response to gestures. Internet Explorer harnesses the power of hardware acceleration, so sites load faster and browsing’s smoother.

Skype

• Video, voice, and instant messaging
• The always-on app that makes staying in touch with all your contacts easier than ever. Keep in touch with video and voice calls and instant messaging, all from one app. Call any phone quickly and easily. All Skype-to-Skype video and voice calls are free, and your messages are delivered straight to you no matter what you're doing. Snap Skype left or right and do more while you IM, video call, or keep an eye on your home screen. 

Windows Store

• Load up on apps
• Open the Windows Store right from your Start screen to browse and download apps for cooking, photos, sports, news, and a lot more—many of them free. Sort by price, rating, and category. Find old favorites and hot new apps. 

Great apps come standard

Mail

• Get email from your accounts—including Outlook and Yahoo!—all in one place.

Music

• Explore, download, and listen to the latest music.

Videos

• Browse and watch movies and shows. Watch on your PC or play to your TV.

Photos

• Photo editing for touchscreens, the way it's supposed to be. Crop, fix, and apply filters quickly and easily.

Games

• Discover the hottest new games, classic favorites, and exclusives for Windows. Track your progress and compare scores with friends.

Camera

• Take photos and videos, browse through them, and share the best ones with your friends and family.

People

• Stay connected and start conversations with contacts from your social networks and email accounts.

Maps

• Quickly pinpoint, save, and explore the locations you care about. Get driving directions and see traffic conditions.

Calendar

• Keep track of your schedule in month, week, or two-day view. Get appointment reminders so you’re always 

Finance

• Comprehensive financial news and market data from the global sources you trust.

Alarms

• Set up and customize multiple alarms for all the things you need to be reminded of. Turn them off when you want to focus.

Calculator

• A reliable classic, still there for you, and now optimized for touch.

Food + Drink

• Get thousands of recipes, instructional videos, and tips from renowned chefs.

Sound Recorder

• Easily record a sound, and then trim, save, and replay it on your PC.

Reading List

• Save stuff you're interested in to read later, or share it with friends.

Bing News

• A beautiful, photo-rich way to keep up with what's happening in the world. Swipe through headlines or go deep with personalized coverage.

Bing Travel

• Plan your trip via travel guides, booking tools, real-time currency conversion, and weather forecasts.

Bing Weather

• Get hourly, daily, and 10-day forecasts, with beautiful weather images.

Bing Sports

• Keep up with all the sports and teams you care about with Live Tile updates on your favorite teams. 

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TOP 100 OS

11. Mac OS X Leopard

I just love mac os x leopard
Awesome very simple and reliable better than windows
Very easy to use and it even supports adobe flash which is very nice this is the best one yet!
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12. Google Chrome OS

it's super fast bootup along with light weight portability. Security like no other OS on the Planet too!
Fast booting, easy using, auto updating, cloud storing. I love it!
Very fast and smooth!

13. Debian

This is my favourite Linux distribution. Impressively stable and very versatile. The real taste of Linux
I would only trust Debian to run my web and email servers. It is always solid and has the needed tools to fix problems fast. It is a solid tool for the computer professional.
Brilliant OS! Really fast and low power, but can do so much! I use it on my Raspberry Pi, and I wish I could manage to install it on my desktop machines

14. Red Hat Linux

Very nice os but not good as backtrack 5
Most reliable OS for me
It's really a awesome os.. For all serious computer user.. And its dangerous too. It's our passion. It look high demonstration.

15. iOS 7

Nice? IOS look the same as it first launch. It gets boring looking at the same old UI, no customization, nothing. The reason why it run smooth, because nothing has change, just heavily optimize to run on one product.
Its the best OS ever built for phones and so fluid to use and smoothness it has awesome...
IOS 7 is a fantastic os good looking icons fluid, easy design. If your looking for a phone is then iOS 7 is the right choice.
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16. Windows Vista

I have Vista with Service Pack 2 and it is an awesome OS. May have sucked back in its infancy but is now an awesome, reliable, and stable OS with Service Pack 2. Just as good if not better than Windows 7 in my opinion.
Its good, but its very complicated
Vista ultimate x64 is the best OS I have ever tried, and I tried them all. only problem whit vista, is that you have to be a bit nerdy, to make it work as you want, you have to reprogram settings for UAC, DEP, and a lot of other stuff, especially around the handling of memory. But when it all are fixed, you get the most perfect and gaming optimized OS ever, and if you are supernerdy, you Can use any version you like
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17. Windows 98

0It is the operating system that brought revolution.. Introduced cursor, graphics and the gaming system.. It is without a doubt the best operating system there is.. So my vote goes to windows 98
Best O.S. ever, even-if it manually done process. It may not be not a friendly user O.S. like the windows 8 and window 7 but for me it is the most perfect O.S. ever created. You can do anything in window 98 manually if you have a knowledge to do it. It may not have a best graphics like the modern OS and other stuff. But still a wonderful OS if you know how to use it. And I don't usually like the “loading stuff” every time I do something (vista, 7, 8)
Windows 98 is epic because it is fast. It's faster than my laptop running Windows 7. It runs Office Word well, and it can run many powerful and great games.

18. Mac OS X Lion

Most stable, powerful, and intuitive interface in the world. Smartest computer, easiest to use, and just the best around. Nothing beats good ol' Apple!
Its the best OS I've ever used
Tried ubuntu, red hat and all versions from microsoft
Unlike windows it just works, is relabel and easy to use. Also unlike common belief it can run most popular games such as most of the Call of Dutys. It can do this better than windows only because its apple!

19. Arch Linux

A nice and stable Linux OS, it is like a Lego game. You can build around your kernel what you want, without the need of major hacks. Indeed, not desirable for beginners, but also not so unstable and complicated like Gentoo. I was trying Ubuntu, Mint, Fedora, Gentoo, Suse and Arch - Arch was the winner for me. I hesitated between Arch and Gentoo a time, but finally found Arch repos more consistent and up to date
The rolling release strategy is very important.
I agree, Arch is from far the fastest OS ever. In performance, it beats from fat windows 7 8 mac OS X all versions, Ubuntu, Mint. With the lastest 3.12 kernel, and the lastest mesa drivers, the graphics under Linux are now the same as DirectX under windows.
Fully customizable OS, much more apps than any other distros with the AUR repo. No need to update because it s rolling release.
Not for beginners.

20. Elementary OS

Elementary OS is a Linux distribution based on Ubuntu (which is in turn based on Debian). It makes use of a desktop with its own shell named Pantheon, and is deeply integrated with other elementary OS applications like Plank (a dock based on Docky), Midori (the default web browser) and Scratch (a simple text editor). This distribution uses Gala as its window manager, which is based on Mutter.
Elementary is a great OS, very nice to look at and so easy to use. My wife has had it on her laptop for more than a year, it has never crashed, never locks up it "just works" and of course it is free as in beer and speech.

And of course as it's Linux and based on Ubuntu it has many thousands of free applications to do any thing your ever likely to want to do on a computer.
Well, one of the most underrated operating system on this planet. I've used all the major os like win 7,8, ubuntu, linux mint etc. but this is the only os which made me feel happy to use. AMAZING UI and graphics. Everything in this os is just so... Perfect. LOVE THIS OPERATING SYSTEM. AMAZING work by the developers.

21. Mac OS X Mountain Lion

More stable, more reliable than XP, and fun too. So far the best system I have tried. I liked Snow Leopard but this is a definite upgrade. Using Mountain lion with Parallels for Windows applications is smooth as silk.
I tried all of the top ten right now and mountain lion is the best, there is this bootcamp feature and you can install any operating system that you want, but you must make a second mac you can do that using disk utility. (if you want mac and the other OS
It's pretty good OS. I'm using it and I don't have any problems

22. Unix

Most serious applications are hosted on this platform.
1 of the fathers of modern personal computers (Linux&Mac) are based on it in one way or another. Most secure computing base. OS-tems based on it make most of the server, touch screen market
Definitely the best choice for users who are looking for taking the best of its machine.

23. Windows 95

Hell yes, what happened to the original windows? The start menu was the best invention ever by Microsoft and they took it away in windows 8, I mean I'm a computer tech and ill be doing something in windows 8 and hit some random key that brings up that dumb ass tile crap. I Despise windows 8, almost as much as I hate Vista and Windows Millennium Edition
The first ever operating system in the Windows series to introduce a simple but very useful and working component called the Start Menu of the Windows operating system, now ridden of and put into damnation by Windows 8...
Windows 95 is simple fastest and without lags is frendly OS and have all what
You need in one OS

24. Solaris

One of the best operating system on the planet is solaris 10 and the latest solaris 11 is the first OS developed for cloud computing...
Yeah, solaris is the best os in the world
Exciting features that no else have (at least not all of them) : ZFS, Zones, DTrace.
Strong and flexible.

25. BackTrack

Backtrack is AWESOME for penetration testing (aka hacking... )!
I love it and would recommend it to anybody who is even remotely interested in hacking.
It's a amazing os...
BEST, SAFES OS EVER!

26. Zorin

Every think works from the box
It is a simple and very fast operating system
All in one OS

27. openSUSE

Very stable linux. Works perfectly. Never fails. MADE IN GERMANY
Very stable linux. Works perfectly.
Best os ever for server stuff and hacking others

28. Linux

Is free why is not a true os

29. FreeBSD

Try PC BSD, stable and secure..

30. Ubuntu Gnome

Very good mix of gnome and ubuntu

31. OpenBSD

OpenBSD is the best when security is needed. My favorite OS for DNS Servers.

32. CentOS

I am linux user last from 5 year l love centos more than debian.
Best RHEL free clone!
Stable, secure, easy, fast

33. Windows 2000

Good solid operating system that was the building platform for the much loved Windows XP. More stable than XP though.
wizardryuk Only because there was no support for this OS and I couldn't do the things that needed to did I have to upgrade to XP. It was the best OS from Microsoft I ever used, if they'd updated it and given it new features I'd still be using it today. I've never liked any other OS from Microsoft, maybe XP after SP2.
Best windows ever. You know nothing if you don't agre.
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34. Chromium OS

This is for internet only, it is not recommended when you use to play games, you can play but in browser games only

35. DOS

If you don't know why, you won't understand why. But I'll just say this: It set the non-unix standard for all personal computers since the eighties... And is still embedded to some degree, in almost all of the OS's in use to this date. Those who love sheer computing power, are not swept away with interface graphic B.S. and... REALLY know how to use it... Realize that among robust light-weight OSs, NOTHING else has come close to matching it! (Or lasted as long! )
No OS mesh with DOS. Everything can be done through this... God for hackers..
It is the ultimate OS for hacking, programing and windows was made on it on the first place!

36. iOS 7.1

Runs fast and dependable.

37. Cylon Linux

38. Windows RT

Just windows 8 for tablets with keys. Windows rt

39. Windows 7.2

40. Symbian

Braught up by nokia...
Because it actually works.
Best thing ever happened to mobiles

41. Gentoo

It's the fastest OS in the world...
Gentoo is built the the specific hardware that you have and can run on almost any system. Installation is a pain in the ass though.
The most empowering OS

42. Microsoft Windows 1.0

BEST OS I had ever seen. Better than win 8. Amazing graphics, best GUI and safest os till now.
Still compatible with DOOM!
Laugh out loud I have win 7 and don't use it because in virtual box virtual pc I use windows 1.0 because its "GREAT" for gaming laugh out loud

43. Kali Linux

Best Hacking OS Ever... Although not very user friendly 'cause it's only for computer whiz and pro hackers.
Much Better than BackTrack A bit User friendly to new hackers...
Best Hacking OS Ever
Visit Kali Linux Website

44. Puppy Linux

Puppy Linux makes my Pentium 4 computer works like a i7 machine. It's very fast and excellent in browsing websites. It makes the computer more responsive than the past Windows version installed on it earlier! This is one of the best FREE operating systems available today. I don't experience any crashes! Download your copy now!
Does everything I need. Easy to use, fast and immune to viruses.
Easy to customize
It is the lightest PC OS that appreciates all system specifications.

45. Alienware

Updates were easily avaliable, great themes and fast... ! Better than xp other os!

46. Raspberry Pi Fedora Remix

47. Haiku

One of the fastest OS ever, ideal for streaming video
Visit Haiku Website

48. backtrack 5R3

BackTrack is a Linux-based penetration testing arsenal that aids security professionals in the ability to perform assessments in a purely native environment dedicated to hacking.
Backtrack is one of the best hacking tools in the world, join backtrack and you would be one of the best hackers and programmers in the world.
Coolest and best os ever

49. OS/2

I am still running it on my (older) IBM desktop.
Perfecty safe, no virus ever been made. The nasty thing is that there is hardly any software for it to be used other than office applications.
Most ATM machines (money withdraw machines) run on OS/2...

50. Kubuntu

Has a mix of both beauty and brains. Has the power of Ubuntu with the look of Windows 7. This is the best of this mixed with the best of that to become the best of the best. Actually, the look of Windows 7 itself is inspired by KDE which is the main ingredient of Kubuntu.
Kubuntu Is absolutely amazing, the 13.04 release includes KDE 4.10 which is the best KDE release ever it's fast, secure, stable and beautiful. If you want an beautiful OS with maximum support try kubuntu you won't be disappointed
Its beautiful easy and secure best option for alternate os if your computer is beaing use by some one else

51. Backtrack Linux

Very powerful operating system, most people use this to hack while its a very good os by its self.
This is a great opt. System ever 2013
Visit Backtrack Linux Website

52. Windows ME

Best OS for when you want to reboot any time you change a setting. Also if you're a fan of having no drivers for any of your existing hardware, look no further, you won't find drivers for ANYTHING! Good luck detecting your keyboard and mouse, you're better off just staring at your beige CRT! Watch in awe as it blue-screens, boot-loops, gives random errors, and best of all, never installs the updates it told you it did, its too busy calculating the end of the world.
If you like the Blue Screen of Death, you'll love Windows Me!

53. AS/400

None of those above even come close for serious applications

54. ReactOS

I like REactOS Very much although it is in alpha state but now it can run many or I think a lot of applications
Reactos is the only operating system which is compareable with Windows OS that is not Linux
Visit ReactOS Website

55. Snowlinux

I enjoy using this os so much! I would give it a 5 star!

56. Windows Server 2008 R2

Best OS for a server!

57. Microsoft Windows 3.1

This where it started, true you had to upgrade Windows and DOS separately but you had fewer crashes and was easier repair, Win 95 and 98 weren't bad then we got xp through 8.1 with each getting more and more bloated requiring huge amounts of RAM just for the OS.
Aside from MS Dos 6.22, this is the first operating system I've learned and loved. It is a great leap from Dos or even windows 1 because its multitasking capability and it is not limited to 640 kb of memory, taking advantage of Intel 386 microprocessor. You can't appreciate this unless you live back in time.

58. Slackware

Awesome and really makes mind to work
It is easy if you know it!

59. BOSS GNU/Linux

Started in India the newer version 5.0 is most reliable
And most useful for linux begainers

60. iOS X

This is not even a real OS!
Where the hell am I going to see this
What the! I Googled it and I found nothing!

61. Lubuntu

Slick! Fast! Useful with older/weaker systems
Light and unbelievably fast. Customizable and easy to understand even for dummies like me. Best ever comparable to windows xp pro.
Works great on newer computers, Increases video game performance by a ton, Doesn't look too shabby, Is based off Ubuntu Linux, Can't get much better than this.

62. Xubuntu

It just works great

63. JavaOS

64. BeOS

The best OS. Ahead of it's time
BeOS was almost a revolution in operating systems. If only it caught on. I was able to open and play 8 different movies at once on a 600mhz computer using this OS. Video card was an old Voodoo 3DFX card. For comparison, Windows98 could barely play one instance of a movie on the same hardware. BeOS was the future foundation for media based systems. If only it caught on.

65. CrunchBang Linux

Never had any adverse issues.
Easy to install and very stable.

66. Zeath OS

How to download free
I like this Zeath os because it is compatible with my Dell venue 8 pro. It runs many apps and I prefer you to download this because it's so 60% safer than mac and windows.
0WOW! This Zeath OS works good on my Samsung ATIV tablet! I recomend you to download this.
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67. Oracle Linux

68. NetWare

69. MenuetOS

70. FreeDOS

Ment to run old dos games and programs also can be used to flash the bios light wight only 8 megabites in sive
FreeDOS is not based on Linux, it's a free implementation of DOS under the GNU public licence. it is pretty cool though
It's a great os functions like dos but based on linux. It's a combination Of Ms~dos & linux.

71. Unity Linux

72. Fuduntu

Try It... Believe It.
It has all the best things of Fedora & Ubuntu.
Very user friendly & offer all codecs, java, flash out of the box.
Punny name... Serious distro.
I don't believe it HABEEB IT

73. Windows Server 2003

It is server os
The nicest looking and most productive desktop environment ever created (up to its release, and still probably better than any desktop OS that exists today)
Windows Server 2003 R2, Enterprise Edition was on balance the best OS for the time, the 32bit verion was great, being able to run any WinXP program and use most drivers.

74. Elnis AVIO

BEST OF ALL REALLY :D

75. SUSE Linux Enterprise Server

Best of all for servers

76. Amiga Workbench

I had one in early 90's. Best gaming platform at the time. Wish I kept it.
Amiga was ahead of its time compared to DOS/Windows and Apple.
The best os ever! Hacker proof and no issues!

77. Slax

It can make P3 machine usable again, very stable.

78. Jolicloud

Its far better than Chrome OS and very easy to work with! It's also linux based so this OS is great for any netbook around the globe. Its very light, fast and it combines cloud and local storage in a beautifull and user friendly way with great graphics... Give it a try and you will be more than amazed!
Visit Jolicloud Website

79. Knoppix

It give me all applications that I knew in Linux without having to install them. Just running live cd only.
IT is amazing graphics of this os... Most wonderful wallpaper in this os... This is a owsome os...
Visit Knoppix Website

80. Mac OS9

I never experienced this mac os version in person, but like all apple products, I think of it a great computer os.

81. Cisco IOS

Best network operating system

82. Macintosh System 7.1

83. Matriux Leandros

84. SCO/UNIXW

are might be the worst version of UNIX?
Laugh out loud beliee it or not this is the best I have ever used!

85. Tizen OS

It's very good OS!

86. Hybryde Linux

87. GEOS

Commodore 64 rocking! I did a school presentation with fancy fonts vs single charset for the PC word processors!

88. Mac OS X Mavericks

I was very happy with Snow leopard but this is the best, Fast stable, secure.
And its FREE!
Most advance operating system
Much better than osx moutain lion

89. GhostBSD

A ready to go BSD, full desktop experience.
Very Innovative BSD,
Best suited for begguners who are migrating from Linux.
Feel the power & stability of BSD.
Visit GhostBSD Website

90. Plan 9 from Bell Labs

Best OS for programmers. All the benefits of Unix and more. Still has a fairly good sized developer community. Downsides is mediocre driver support and not as many end user programs.
It is a unix

91. Parsix Linux

Its simply awesome based on debian

92. Point Linux

Point Linux rocks.
It's based on Debian Stable and has the Mate interface.
Very stable, fast and secure.
Great right out of the box. Easy to install. FREE.
Low learning curve so great for beginners and pros.
Visit Point Linux Website

93. quantOS

+2The newest and best OS. It is a operative system capable of runin programs from WINDOWS, MAC OS and UBUNTU.
Not much on this OS as I would like to see, going to test now!
It is very good

94. Linux Pear OS 8

95. CP/M

Yes, the original PC operating system that almost everybody used including Apple, Tandy, DEC, Morrow, and oh yes, it even worked on IBM and the Clones. MSDOS was the bastard child of CP/M and Unix that grew up to spawn Windows and we have not gotten all of the bad behaviour out of it ever since. Much of the technology that became important to mpdern computers was learned on CP/M and S100 machines, whether Z80, 6502, 6809 or even 8080 or 8088. The original non-scientist programmers almost all grew up on CP/M and 5" disks (even 8" maybe).
Is the worst operating system.
Yes, this was my first OS after I started with C-64 & Pet.

96. Atari OS 4.1

97. Edubuntu

This os for education, its good but mostly having a problem with devices. Good for thin client operating system.
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98. Windows CE

I don't even know man.

99. Inferno

Visit Inferno Website

100. Data General Command Line Interpreter

The first multiuser operating system of the history, son of CP/M.

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TOP 10 OPERATING SYSTEM

1. Microsoft Windows 7

Windows 7 is the best OS from Microsoft I have ever experienced...
Easy to install... Crash free... Fabulous Graphics Support for HQ Games.. And more...
Windows Vista is the worst OS from Microsoft...
Very simple to install and better UI also best security.
Very good themes.
Less virus detector... And fabulous display... Maximum features And many more

2. Windows 8

This is lovely
This is friendly
This is fastest
This is best
All at once it must be on top
Fastest Microsoft operating system yet. It has more security features and adds an extra twist and extra compatibility to Windows.
It is nice...

3. Ubuntu

Ubuntu is a mixture of Windows and Macintosh. Looks like mac but shortcut keys is similar to windows. Great work. I love it
They should sell computers with Ubuntu pre-installed!
I really like the OS, but the thing that so bad is that it uses java iced tea and not java sun
But much better than windows Vista
It really rock me. Windows os gets nothing. Haha sorry to all windows users

4. Windows XP Professional

This is all time favorite.. None other than Windows XP
Hey it's Really good because it is easy to learn & install & also it fast than other OS
Best hacker-friendly operating system out there. You may say windows 7 is better, but it is that windows 7 is a mix of XP and vista together. So after all, windows XP is best OS, windows related.

5. Macintosh OSX

By far one of the easiest operating systems to learn for a complete beginner (although switching from windows has a slight learning curve). Ideal for the artist and everyday user, the Mac OS is a personal favourite. The fact that it's unix based makes it quite similar to linux with very similar terminal commands. The only downside to Mac OS is the small range of games and the high price of the Macintosh computer required to run Mac OS X
Unfair to classify OSX as a single stand-alone OS and compare it to Windows as a long list of very different systems from 3.1 to whatever they're doing this week. OSX is a variant of Unix based on FreeBSD which is in turn based on BSD that predates MSDOS by a decade (~) by my recollection. Microsoft should join the rest of the world and help create a unified OS core such that each variant merely offers their own "flavoured" shell. Windows was nothing but a menu system for MSDOS. A Unified system would solve many of the problems of writing code for all computers to use.
Yea the whole reason why macs never get viruses is because hackers don't see any profit in hacking a mac, even though macs arc is 64bit or higher currently pc's hold the market shares in the US, thus being hackers will see profit in hacking a pc and get more enjoyment out of it rather than trying to waste time on a mac, and wit a pc you can do a hell of a lot more than just a mac where you can only do graphic arts, music design, and so forth, and not even good enough to run games on it, oh yea another thing bout macs is that the os is pretty much locked and simplyfied where there's rly no probs with the mac osx and if there ever is any probs that the user experiences they always run to the apple store because they don't know squat on how to resolve the issue, when pc users can fix issues on their own and not have to run to the apple store for help. So yea I think the numerical order of os'es should remain the same currently.
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6. Windows 8.1

It is just awesome. It has the start button back, you can boot to the desktop, the start screen can be personalized in more ways with more tile sizes, group naming, more apps and more. The store has apps and a better look. Has a more "metro" control panel and more. IT IS GOT TO BE THE BEST OS FROM MICROSOFT
A great replacement for those who hate windows 8. It is sure to be a success as it has been seen in the past!, Its preview ain't that much but what is instore is awesome!
It's cool! Microsoft included a new way of personalizing, customizing and searching!.. It's free on the web!.. Try download it, and experience the "SMARTEST" version of OS that Microsoft have ever created!.. ;-)

7. Linux Mint

First of all "Linux Mint 15 Cinnamon" is "Free" Operating System
1)"Linux Mint Cinnamon 15" is better than "Ubantu 13.04"
2) It is best Operating System I ever used in my Life
3) It is very fast, very user friendly (Like "Windows 7"), Most secure OS
4) Inbuilt NVDIA/ATI Graphics Drivers (No need to install any drivers)
5) It is fully loaded with all software and even it also support Internet Graphics, Audio-Video and Bluetooth connectivity without manually installing any drivers
5) It works great with both Desktops and Laptops
6) Very Stable Operating System
7) Extremely great Graphics (Like MAC-OS), Themes
8) Full Multimedia Support for High Definition movies, High Graphics Games
9) Great Package Manager all softwares are available in that Package Manger Center
10) Inbuilt (VLC) Video LAN Player
11) Libre Office is best but also support Microsoft Office via PlayOnLinux Software (For those who has hobbit of using MS Office)
12) Supports all Windows Programs, Games via Wine and PlayOnLinux Softwares
13) Identfies [NTFS and FAT] Windows File Systems also...
14) OVERALL BEST OPERATING SYSTEM (Linux Mint Cinnamon 15)
Fast and secure, it has everything I want and everything anyone should really need. If you can't find it in mint, it probably doesn't exist.
Mint is a easy to use operating system based on linux, reliable and great for new users. Based on ubuntu, there is a lot of software available on it

8. Android

What about Chrome OS?
Not the same as android
In a year it will be the number 3 OS
Android 4.1 is a fairly stale operating system with great customization options. Fun withgets will light your way into a a very interesting society, where you control everything. I would recommend this operating system in a heartbeat!
Android is definitely the best operating system because it is an upcoming fairly new OS that is very simple and is very safe in the way of virus protection and speed.

9. Windows XP

The best operating system I have ever used, thanks to microsoft,
It is best fastest operating system ever. It's better than windows 8
This is the best for me ever seen...

10. Fedora

The greatest! Does not crash. FREE. All services built in - web server (apache, php sql), dns server... Etc...
Fedora is definitively the best operating system out there. All software is out of the box, and with boxes, you can install multiple operating system into fedora. There is no reason to not use fedora over anything else.
Best OS and Free of Cost. Much more uptime compared to windows. Timely Updates, proper use, no crash and Boxes help to build VM under Fedora

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