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Any others?
I know of / briefly tried Haiku, formerly known as BeOS.
Not based on Linux, Unix, MacOS or Windows.
OMG you missed the best.
OMG you missed the best. Haiku ( haiku-os.org )
what about HAIKU
what about Haiku, the operating system from BEOS days?, fairly simple to use and very very quick. Not based on Linux
Haiku
Can’t forget Haiku. It’s quite usable and fun to try out once in a while. I just wish its development were faster.