The QNX operating system is mostly used for industrial purpose. It is a real time Operating system as opposed to Linux that is considered a basic operating system.
Windows Mac OS X MS-DOS VxWorks QNX MS-DOS DR-DOS AmigaOS
There is more than one operating system, and there are many manufacturers. * Windows - Microsoft Corporation * Mac OS X - Apple, Inc. * Red Hat Enterprise Linux - Red Hat, Inc. * SUSE Enterprise Linux - Novell, Inc. * Ubuntu - Canonical Ltd. * QNX - QNX Software Systems * VxWorks - Wind River Systems, Inc.
Microsoft Corporation - Windows, MS-DOS Apple, Inc - Mac OS X Red Hat - Red Hat Enterprise Linux (commercial Linux distro) Novell - Netware, SUSE Enterprise Linux (commercial Linux distro) Sun Microsystems - Solaris Wind River Systems - VxWorks QNX Software Systems - QNX Amiga, Inc - AmigaOS 4
QNX - is a piece of UNIX-based software for use on various devices. These include desktop computers, mobile phones and laptops.
There are literally hundreds or thousands of open source operating systems. Some of the more popular one's are Linux based, but there is also BSD or QNX or Haiku. Look at http://distrowatch.com for Linux based open source OS, such as Ubuntu, SuSE, Red Hat, Fedora, etc.
Contiki eCos Linux LynxOS NetBSD QNX VxWorks Windows CE
Windows Mac OS X MS-DOS VxWorks QNX MS-DOS DR-DOS AmigaOS
There is more than one operating system, and there are many manufacturers. * Windows - Microsoft Corporation * Mac OS X - Apple, Inc. * Red Hat Enterprise Linux - Red Hat, Inc. * SUSE Enterprise Linux - Novell, Inc. * Ubuntu - Canonical Ltd. * QNX - QNX Software Systems * VxWorks - Wind River Systems, Inc.
Microsoft Corporation - Windows, MS-DOS Apple, Inc - Mac OS X Red Hat - Red Hat Enterprise Linux (commercial Linux distro) Novell - Netware, SUSE Enterprise Linux (commercial Linux distro) Sun Microsystems - Solaris Wind River Systems - VxWorks QNX Software Systems - QNX Amiga, Inc - AmigaOS 4
QNX was created in 1982.
QNX is a shortened version of "QUNIX", or "Quick UNIX." It was shortened to QNX to avoid trademark disputes.
No. Mac OS X is included on all Macs. Dell sells computers with Ubuntu, a Linux distribution. Sun Microsystems sells servers with Solaris. Other operating systems, including other Linux distributions, FreeBSD, FreeDOS, KolibriOS, Plan 9 from Bell Labs, QNX, Coyotos, and SkyOS can all be downloaded off the internet, most for free. Cell phones, PDAs, and even satellites all have operating systems.
QNX is free for personal use. Commercial licenses vary in price for runtime (installed) copies.
QNX - is a piece of UNIX-based software for use on various devices. These include desktop computers, mobile phones and laptops.
There are literally hundreds or thousands of open source operating systems. Some of the more popular one's are Linux based, but there is also BSD or QNX or Haiku. Look at http://distrowatch.com for Linux based open source OS, such as Ubuntu, SuSE, Red Hat, Fedora, etc.
try links on qnxforum.com
QNX's shell is POSIX compliant, so you can use Unix commands on the system. To "rename" a file, you move it. mv oldfilename newfilename is equivalent to renaming the file.