Best Raspberry Pi OS Alternatives in 2024

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    VxWorks Reviews

    VxWorks

    Wind River

    $18,500 / seat
    VxWorks®, a leading real-time operating platform in the industry, provides all the performance, reliability, safety and security capabilities you need for the most critical infrastructure's embedded computing systems. VxWorks is a preemptive, deterministic RTOS that prioritizes real-time embedded applications. It has low latency and minimaljitter. VxWorks has many security features that address the evolving security threats connected devices face at every stage, from boot-up to operation to data transfer to powered off. VxWorks has been certified to IEC 61508, ISO 26262, and DO-178C safety standards. VxWorks is built on an extensible, future-proof architecture that allows you to quickly respond to changing market demands, customer needs, technological advancements, and preserves your investment.
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    KernelCare Enterprise Reviews
    TuxCare's mission is to reduce cyber exploitation worldwide. TuxCare's automated live security patching solutions, long-term support services for Linux or open source software, allows thousands of organisations to quickly remediate vulnerabilities for increased security. TuxCare covers over one million of the world's most important enterprises, government agencies, service suppliers, universities, research institutions, and other organizations. Visit tuxcare.com for more information.
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    Alpine Linux Reviews
    Alpine Linux is a non-commercial, general-purpose Linux distribution that is independent and not for profit. It is intended for power users who value simplicity, security, and efficiency. Alpine Linux is built around busybox and musl-libc. This makes Alpine Linux smaller and more efficient than traditional GNU/Linux distributions. A container takes up only 8 MB, while a minimal installation to disk takes around 130 MB. You get a full-fledged Linux environment and a wide range of packages from the repository. Binary packages can be thinned and split to give you more control over what you want to install. This allows you to keep your environment small and efficient. Alpine Linux is a simple distribution that will not get in your way. It has its own package manager called "apk", the OpenRC init process, and script driven setups. That's all! This allows you to have a simple, clear Linux environment that is free from all the noise.
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    Debian Reviews
    Debian can be downloaded freely via the Internet. This page provides options for installing Debian Stable. Visit our releases page if you are interested in Testing or Unstable. Many vendors sell distributions for less than US$5 plus shipping. Check their website to see if they ship internationally. You can test Debian by booting from a CD, DVD, or USB key. No need to install any files. Once you are done, you can run the included installer. This is the user-friendly Calamares Installer. This method may work for you if the images meet your requirements in terms of size, language and package selection. To help you make a decision, read more about this method.
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    BlackBerry QNX Reviews
    Our commercial RTOS, tools and services make it easier to launch critical embedded systems. BlackBerry QNX is a time-tested realtime operating system (RTOS), hypervisor and other embedded software that will make you successful. Our embedded OS is the best choice for medical robots, ventilators, train controls and factory automation systems. Our software, tools, and services can help build safer products, regardless of whether you are focusing on safety, security, or performance. We can help you improve safety and security, or streamline cross-platform development. With an RTOS and hypervisor specifically designed for embedded systems, we can help you bring your ideas to life. Our modular microkernel architecture provides greater reliability and reduces the need to duplicate OS development effort across multiple products.
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    openSUSE MicroOS Reviews
    Microservice OS provides transactional (Atomic), updates upon a read only btrfs root system. This OS is designed to host container workloads and provide automated administration and patching. OpenSUSE MicroOS provides a small, easy environment for deploying containers or any other workload that can benefit from transactional updates. The software is always current due to rolling release distribution. MicroOS also offers an offline image. The offline image is different from the self-install/raw image in that it has an installer. Raw and self-install allow for customization via combustion or manually in an image after it has been written to the disk. A real-time kernel is also available. MicroOS can be used in VMs that run on either Xen, or KVM. A Raspberry Pi or another system-on-chip hardware might use the preconfigured image along with the combustion functionality to boot.
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    Mbed OS Reviews
    Arm Mbed OS, an open-source IoT operating platform, is free and available for download. It includes all the features needed to create IoT products. The OS contains everything you need for smart, connected products that run on Arm Cortex M based hardware. This includes machine learning capabilities, security stacks, connectivity stacks, and drivers for sensors and other I/O devices. Arm Mbed OS was designed for the Internet of Things. It integrates with connectivity, machine-learning, networking, security stacks, and is supported by software libraries, tutorials, hardware, and examples. Mbed OS supports over 70 silicon, module and cloud partners. This allows you to optimize your developer choice. Mbed OS API allows you to keep your application code clean, portable, and easy while taking advantage security, communications, and machine learning. The integrated solution reduces development time, cost, and risk.
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    Ubuntu MATE Reviews
    It is perfect for people who want to get the most out their computers but still prefer a traditional desktop metaphor. It requires very little hardware and is compatible with modern workstations, single-board computers, and older hardware. Ubuntu MATE makes old computers and modern computers faster. We are happy to provide ready-to run images for the Raspberry Model B 2, 3+, and 4, as well as a range UMPCs like the GPD Pocket 2, GPD Pocket 2, GPD MicroPC, and Topjoy Falcon.
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    Android Things Reviews
    Android Things allows you to experiment with building devices on trusted platforms without any prior knowledge of embedded system design. You can use the Android SDK or Android Studio to develop, and access hardware like displays and cameras natively via the Android framework. The Android Things Console is used for security updates and push-over-the-air features. Android Things allows you to create apps on top popular hardware platforms such as the Raspberry Pi 3. Google manages the Board Support Package (BSP). This means that no kernel or firmware development is necessary. Through the Android Things Console, software images are created and delivered to devices. This provides a trusted platform for developers to continue developing with standard updates from Google.
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    Ubuntu Core Reviews
    To create the first user in Ubuntu Core, you will need an Ubuntu SSO account. We will show you how to flash Ubuntu Core on a Raspberry Pi 2, 3, 4, or CM3. You will have a board ready to go for production or testing. To create the first user in Ubuntu Core, you will need an Ubuntu SSO account. Now that you have snaps installed on your board, it is time to use snap command to install the first snap. Snap Store is the place to find the best Linux apps in snaps that you can install on your Ubuntu device. Get started with your secure IoT journey.
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    TinyOS Reviews
    TinyOS is an open-source, BSD-licensed operating platform designed for low-power wireless devices such as those used in sensor networks and ubiquitous computing, personal area networks (smart buildings), smart meters, and smart buildings. The operating system is used by a worldwide community of professionals and academics to develop and support it. It receives an average of 35,000 downloads per year. The transition to hosting at GitHub has been completed. This transition includes gradually retiring TinyOS development mailing list for bug tracking and issues to use the GitHub trackers. Many thanks to all the developers who are improving TinyOS and asking for pulls!
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    Ubuntu for Raspberry Pi Reviews
    The Raspberry Pi compute module, which is an industrial-grade system-on-module, provides the brain for a variety of hardware, from racks to robots, when your invention becomes a product. Open source is the new norm in software innovation. From cloud to edge, containers and IoT, to AI/ML to robotics, to self-driving cars and nanosats to self-driving cars, the largest companies in the world are using open source to make their software better. The Raspberry Pi is an ARM instruction-set computer, just like your Android and iOS phones, and the next generation Mac. It's just like Ubuntu on a computer, but you have a whole new approach for architecture and devices.
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    OpenWrt Reviews
    OpenWrt is an extensible GNU/Linux distribution that can be used on embedded devices (mostly wireless routers). OpenWrt, unlike other router distributions, is a fully-featured and easily modifiable operating systems for embedded devices. This means that you can have all of the features you want with no bloat thanks to a modern Linux kernel. OpenWrt allows you to create a single static firmware instead of trying to create one. It also provides an optional filesystem that can be writable with package management. This allows you to bypass vendor restrictions on application selection and configuration and allows you to use packages for customizing embedded devices to suit any application. OpenWrt is a framework for developers to build applications without the need to create a full firmware image and distribute it.
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    FreeRTOS Reviews
    FreeRTOS, which was developed in partnership with some of the world's most renowned chip companies over a 15 year period, is now downloaded every 170 second. It is a market-leading real time operating system (RTOS), for microcontrollers, small microprocessors. FreeRTOS is freely distributed under the MIT open-source license. It includes a kernel as well as a growing number of IoT libraries that can be used across all industries. FreeRTOS is designed with reliability and ease-of-use in mind. The FreeRTOS kernel has been trusted by leading companies around the world as the standard for microcontrollers/small microprocessors. It is known for its reliability, small footprint, and wide device support. You don't need to know how to set up a project. There are pre-configured demos that can be used as templates and IoT reference integrations. You can quickly download, compile, then get to market quicker. Our partner ecosystem offers a variety of options, including professional support and community contributions.
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    MicroPython Reviews
    MicroPython's pyboard, a small electronic circuit board, runs MicroPython directly on the bare metal. It provides a low-level Python operating environment that can be used for controlling all types of electronic projects. MicroPython has many advanced features, such as an interactive prompt and arbitrary precision integers. Closures, list comprehensions, generators, exception handling, closures, closures, list comprehensions, generators, exception handling, and more. It is small enough to fit in 256k of code and 16k RAM. MicroPython is designed to be compatible with normal Python so that you can easily transfer code from your desktop to a microcontroller, embedded system, or other device.
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    Sabayon Linux Reviews
    Sabayon is an open-source Gentoo-based Linux distribution that is easy to use. We strive to provide the best user experience possible by providing the most recent open-source technologies in an elegant format. Everything should work in Sabayon. Sabayon offers a cutting-edge operating system that is both reliable and stable. Your hardware will be optimized and fast! You can turn a new Sabayon installation into an arch system for geeky Gentoo, or just enjoy the power of our binary manager. From testing to Community Repositories. You can upgrade to the latest version by installing it once. It's easy to start, everything should already be in place. Available daily and monthly images Multiple Desktop Environments, KDE, Gnome and Mate, as well as XFCE. You can easily create your own Sabayon spin! It can even be made with Docker! Support for Raspberry Pi 2/3 and Odroid X2, U2/3C2 and many more.
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    Trisquel Reviews
    Trisquel is ready to use at home or in the office. New programs are easy-to-find and install. You can explore all options with our Documentation. Trisquel's standard edition includes accessibility features. Our manuals are accessible to screen-readers. We also offer a series audio guides. The Trisquel operating system can be downloaded 'gratis' (for no cost). You can support our work financially by making a donation, becoming a member, and purchasing hardware from ThinkPenguin and Technoetical.
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    Zephyr Reviews
    From simple embedded environmental sensors to advanced embedded controllers and smart watches to IoT wireless applications, there are many options. Implements configurable architecture-specific stack-overflow protection, kernel object and device driver permission tracking, and thread isolation with thread-level memory protection on x86, ARC, and ARM architectures, userspace, and memory domains. Supports combining application-specific code and a custom kernel on platforms without MMU/MPU or memory constrained devices to create a monolithic images that are loaded and executed on a system’s hardware. Both the kernel and application code are executed in a single address space.
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    Apache NuttX Reviews
    NuttX (real-time operating system) is a small, compact real-time operating software (RTOS). It focuses on standards compliance and a small footprint. NuttX is scalable from 8-bit to 32 bit microcontroller environments. The primary governing standards are Posix, ANSI standards. For functionality that is not available under these standards or that is not suitable for deeply embedded environments (such a fork ()).), additional standard APIs from Unix (and other common RTOS's such as VxWorks), are adopted. Apache NuttX is a project currently in Incubation at the Apache Software Foundation (ASF), which is sponsored by The Incubator. All accepted projects must be incubated until further review determines that infrastructure, communications, decision making, and decision making processes have stabilized in a way consistent with other successful ASF projects.
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    RT-Thread Reviews
    RT-Thread, short for Real Time-Thread, is an embedded real-time multi-threaded operating system. It has been designed to support multi-tasking, allowing multiple tasks to run simultaneously. Although a processor core can only run one task at a time, RT-Thread executes every task quickly and switches between them rapidly according to priority, creating the illusion of simultaneous task execution. RT-Thread is mainly written in the C programming language, making it easy to understand and port. It applies object-oriented programming methods to real-time system design, resulting in elegant, structured, modular, and highly customizable code. The system comes in a few varieties. The NANO version is a minimal kernel that requires only 3KB of flash and 1.2KB of RAM. For resource-rich IoT devices, RT-Thread can use an online software package management tool, together with system configuration tools, to achieve an intuitive and rapid modular design.
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    LXLE Reviews
    Light on resources, heavy on functions. Always based on Ubuntu/Lubuntu Linux Server. LXLE is an optimized LXDE user interface. It is a familiar, simple and elegant desktop UI. Preinstalled full-featured apps. All major apps are updated to the latest stable version. Extended software support with PPAs. Expose, Aero Snap and Quick Launch apps are some examples. The system has a theme consistency and a random and interval wallpaper changer. There are 100 beautiful wallpapers already installed. There are many other tweaks/additions. Available in 32 and 64-bit OS versions. It takes less than a minute to boot and it's ready online. LXLE is built on Lubuntu, an Ubuntu OS that uses the LXDE desktop environment. It is intended to be an easy-to-use OS that can be installed on any computer. It is designed to be easy to install on any computer, and to be quick to complete once it is installed. Sometimes, removing unwanted features or programs is easier than configuring for a whole day.
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    Kubuntu Reviews
    Find the document, photo or video you need quickly. Split View, Editable Position, a built in Terminal, and many other useful features are available. Dolphin makes it super easy to connect your SD cards and USB flash drives to your phone! Images are an integral part of modern life. Kubuntu offers applications that make it easy for you to browse, share, enhance, and enhance your images. Open PDF, Dejavu and PS files, as well as DVI and DVI. You can also annotate and fill out forms, and even read eBooks using Okular, the universal document viewer. Untu includes a music and movie player, which are easy to use. Kubuntu will automatically select the song or movie you want and take care of everything else. Kubuntu can play most video and music formats right out of the box. However, MP3 is installed with just two clicks, almost always during the installation process.
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    PCLinuxOS Reviews
    PCLinuxOS, a Linux-based Operating System that is free and easy to use for x86_64 laptops and desktops, is available as a free download. PCLinuxOS can be downloaded as a LiveCD/DVD/USB ISO file and installed directly to your computer. You can try PCLInuxOS in LiveCD/DVD/USB mode without any modifications to your computer. You can also install the operating system to your computer if you like it. Locally installed versions PCLinuxOS use the Advanced Packaging Tool (or or APT), a package manager system (originally from Debian distribution) and Synaptic, a GUI interface to APT for simple software installation. PCLinuxOS offers over 12,000 rpm packages from our software repository. Mylivecd is a script that allows users to take a snapshot of their current hard drive installation. This includes all settings, applications, documents, and more. It can be compressed into an ISO CD/DVD/USB file.
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    macOS Ventura Reviews
    macOS Ventura, the latest major release from Apple's Mac operating system, is available now. It was announced on June 6, 2022 at WWDC 2022 and released to the public on Oct 24, 2022. Stage Manager: A new method of organizing your windows to help you focus on the task. Continuity camera: Use your iPhone to act as a webcam on your Mac. Features include Center Stage and Portrait Mode. Live Text: Automatically recognizes text in images and video so that you can copy, paste and translate. Mail: New features to organize your inbox, schedule emails, and find information more easily. Safari: New features to browse the web including Tab Groups and Passkeys. Metal 3 and SharePlay are among the new features that macOS offers for gaming. macOS Ventura is an important update to macOS. It includes a number new features that will make your Mac experience more productive.
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    Lubuntu Reviews
    Lubuntu is an easy-to-use, lightweight operating system that is fast and lightweight. It is a Linux-based system that uses the minimal desktop LXDE/LXQT and a variety of light applications. Lubuntu requires very little hardware. Lubuntu was created by Mario Behling, and has been cultivated for many years by Julien Lavergne. Join us to install Lubuntu onto your computer. The lubuntu project aims to make Ubuntu faster, lighter, and more energy-efficient by using LXDE (The Lightweight X11 Desktop environment) as its default GUI. The lubuntu team takes care of LXDE as well as other packages that are part the lubuntu install. Contribute to a lighter, more resource-efficient and energy-efficient Linux Desktop. Our goal is to make Linux more affordable and use MIDs, ARM and Mips-based CPUs.
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    Guix Reviews
    Guix is an advanced distribution for the GNU operating system, which was developed by the GNU Project. It respects the freedom of computer users. Guix supports roll-backs and transactional upgrades, unprivileged package management, as well as other features. Guix can be used as a standalone distribution and supports declarative system configuration to create transparent and reproducible operating environments. Guile Scheme APIs are available, including high-level embedded domain specific languages (EDSLs), to create packages and whole-system configurations. Guix includes thousands of packages that include software, system tools, documentation and fonts. These can be installed with the GNU Guix Package Manager.
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    CloudReady Reviews

    CloudReady

    Neverware

    $15 per device per year
    1 Rating
    Transform your organization's computers to make them secure, manageable, and fast. CloudReady gives your organization all the power of the internet without the risk or weight of traditional operating systems. CloudReady is an OS that's designed for the future. CloudReady is used by schools, government agencies, non-profits, and companies around the globe to streamline and protect their devices when they access web apps and VDI. CloudReady is built on Google's Chromium OS which is the same open-source architecture that Chrome OS. CloudReady is available for computers new and old. It provides speed, simplicity, security, and reliability without any hardware limitations.
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    SparkyLinux Reviews
    SparkyLinux, a GNU/Linux distribution, was built on top of Debian GNU/Linux. Sparky is lightweight, fast and customizable. It offers several versions for different users and tasks. For example, a fully featured OS with lightweight desktop environment. This OS works straight out of the box. There are also a variety of common home use software. MinimalGUI comes preinstalled with Openbox window manager and basic software. This is for users who want to customize their OS/desktop on top of Debian. Advanced users who want to create and configure their own desktops can use MinimalCLI without X server. Sparky supports approximately 20 desktop environments and window manager options, giving you the freedom to choose, while keeping in mind that your computer was designed for work, fun, entertainment, keeping in contact with friends, and many other purposes.
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    Apache Mynewt Reviews
    Open source networking stacks are available to meet your application's needs, such as e.g. Bluetooth Low Energy 5, Bluetooth Mesh and Wi-Fi are just a few of the open source networking stacks available. Ensure security is integrated into the code and lifecycle management for your product. Your IoT network of billions is ready for remote monitoring, troubleshooting and management. In minutes or hours, you can create, tune, and build your image.
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    OcNOS Reviews
    OcNOS is an innovative, robust and programmable operating system. It features a single software image that runs across all Open Compute platforms from top network device vendors. This ensures consistent operations, workflow automation, high availability, and a significant reduction in operational expenses. OcNOS draws heavily from the ZebOS product line. This ZebOS line has been tested in thousands of customer networks and has a rich feature density. OcNOS supports industry standard MIBs, and all other standard operations and management tools. Its integrated central management and provisioning layer allows transaction-based configuration as well as device feature modeling. The management layer supports Netconf, REST APIs and custom CLI generation. This allows OcNOS systems to be managed, configured and controlled by Network Management System.
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    Arista EOS Reviews
    Arista Extensible Operating System® is the heart of Arista cloud networking solutions. It allows for next-generation cloud networks and data centers. Cloud architectures built using Arista EOS can scale to hundreds of thousands storage and compute nodes, with provisioning and management capabilities that work at scale. EOS's programmability allows for a variety of software applications that provide workflow automation, high availability and unprecedented network visibility and analysis. It also facilitates rapid integration with a wide range third-party applications for virtualization management, automation, orchestration and automation services. Arista EOS, a fully-programmable, modular, Linux-based network operating system, uses familiar industry standard CLI. It runs a single binary image across all Arista switching families.
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    Solus Reviews
    Solus is an operating system designed for home computing. Each tweak allows us to deliver a seamless computing experience. Solus offers a variety of experiences that will allow you to get the most from your hardware. Solus offers a variety of experiences, including the Budgie experience for high-end devices and the MATE experience for low-end devices. Solus ships with a variety software pre-installed so that you can get started quickly. Files makes it easy to manage all your documents and music. Mozilla Firefox, a fast, secure web browser, is included in the package. Enjoy some popcorn while you enjoy your favorite digital content via GNOMEMPV. Rhythmbox allows you to manage and play your music and podcasts. You can also tune into online radio with Rhythmbox. No more searching for apps! You can install and manage them from the Software Center.
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    Tails Reviews
    Tails is a portable operating platform that protects you against surveillance and censorship. Tails uses Tor to protect your privacy online, and prevent censorship. Enjoy the Internet as it should be. Shut down your computer and switch to Tails USB stick. Instead of starting on Windows, macOS or Linux, start Tails USB stick. Tails will not leave any trace on your computer after it is shut down. Tails comes with a variety of applications that allow you to securely communicate and work on sensitive documents. Tails includes everything you need and safe defaults. Tails is free to download and independent security researchers can verify the work. Tails is built on Debian GNU/Linux. Tails is used by activists to conceal their identities, avoid censorship and communicate securely. Tails is used by journalists and their sources to publish sensitive information and gain access to the Internet from unreliable places. Tails is used by domestic violence survivors to escape surveillance at their homes.
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    MIPS Embedded OS (MEOS) Reviews
    We work with commercial and open-source partners to provide MIPS support to many popular Real Time Operating Systems (RTOS), and the new generation IoT-specific Operating Systems. We also developed the MIPS Embedded Operating System, (MEOS), with Virtualization extensions. This targets embedded applications and the IoT area. MEOS is MIPS' internal real-time operating software (RTOS). It is the only operating system that supports new architecture features and cores, as it is in-house. Version 3.1 of MEOS contains a virtualization library that extends MEOS to a hypervisor for MIPS cores that implement the MIPS Virtualization module. We will donate engineering resources or provide development hardware and tools to assist in the development of open-source real time/IoT operating system.
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    TizenRT Reviews
    Tizen is an open-source, flexible operating system that was built from the ground up to meet the needs of all stakeholders in the mobile and connected device ecosystem. This includes device manufacturers, application developers, and independent software vendors (ISVs). Tizen platform can be used on smart TVs, smartphones and wearable devices (Gear S and Gear Fit) as well as smart home appliances. Low-end and lower-cost IoT devices such as wearable bands with small LCDs and home appliances without display have received less attention. TizenRT aims to expand Tizen platform device coverage for these low-end devices.
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    LynxOS Reviews

    LynxOS

    Lynx Software Technologies

    LynxOS is used in millions of embedded devices. It has been reliable for over 30 years in multiple safety- and security-critical embedded markets. It is a proven method for hosting applications on Unix-like OS models. All resources and application services are centrally managed and controlled by a single kernel. This is ideal for working with older hardware architectures. We want our customers only to purchase what they require. While real-time operating systems can be a great asset to embedded system designs, they are not necessary. Our RTOS-related resources are listed in our Embedded Systems Learning Center. This center contains helpful information to help you make software purchases as you design, update, and maintain your system. It also provides information on which real-time platform vendor is best for you.
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    EndeavourOS Reviews
    A vibrant, friendly community that is terminal-focused. This distro's heartbeat is a vibrant, friendly community that will guide you on your journey. Our distro is a light-filled, evolving community. You can read and download the latest release page. The EndeavourOS knowledgebase, where you can find our video tutorials and wiki articles, is available to assist you in your exploration of building your personal system. You can create your own destiny through an amazing journey. You might like to take on an adventure and roll up your sleeves. EndeavourOS is not a route to a destination in computing. It is about the journey towards your destination. You'll also meet new and friendly people along the way. Or, to be more precise, your new Endeavour.
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    iMin OS Reviews
    When the device is turned on, settings and preferences menu appear immediately. You can quickly and easily configure settings. iMin UI is an android operating system that has been optimized for intelligent commercial equipment. It optimizes the system performance by combining interactive experience with actual applications. To prevent applications running without the system navigation bars, you can launch private mode and block any other notifications. The user manual provides information on how to troubleshoot product usage issues. The user manual will help you quickly and directly solve any problems you may have with the product. Remote control allows technicians to remotely assist users with any problems. It's as easy as working directly on the devices locally. The hardware butler gives you a clear overview of the device status in one glance.
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    Contiki-NG Reviews

    Contiki-NG

    Contiki-NG

    $4 per user per month
    Contiki-NG is an open-source and cross-platform operating system that supports Next-Generation IoT devices. It is focused on reliable (secure and reliable) low power communication and standard protocols such as IPv6/6LoWPAN and 6TiSCH, RPL and CoAP. Contiki-NG includes extensive documentation, tutorials and a release cycle. It also has a well-defined development flow to facilitate the seamless integration of community contributions. Contiki-NG source code is distributed under the 3-clause BSD licence, unless otherwise stated. This license grants everyone the right of use and distribution of the code in binary or source format as long as the copyright licence is not lost in the source code.
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    MindSphere Reviews
    MindSphere®, the industry's leading IoT service provider, is a pioneer in industrial IoT. MindSphere uses advanced analytics and AI to power IoT solutions, from the edge to cloud, with data from connected products and plants. This allows for better operations, better products and new business models, and optimizes operations. MindSphere is built on the Mendix platform and empowers customers, partners, and the Siemens organization in order to quickly create and integrate customized IoT apps. Our experts are happy to answer any questions and help you get started using MindSphere. Connect assets and upload data into the cloud Real-time data collection, monitoring, and analysis. Use apps and solutions to solve real problems. Develop apps that increase your data's business value. Use an open environment for both development and operations.
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    Torizon Reviews
    Torizon helps developers be more productive and create products that are easy to maintain. Device monitoring and integrated over-the-air updates allow you to ship faster, fix bugs in the field, deliver new features, and detect problems faster. Software containerization makes maintenance easier and adds an extra layer of robustness. Torizon is continuously validated on Toradex System on Modules. This allows you to focus on your application and not the operating system. Torizon allows you to develop your product in an agile, iterative manner. Remote update capabilities integrate seamlessly with Torizon, making it easy to deploy new software. Device monitoring provides instant feedback on performance and potential issues.
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    Fuschia OS Reviews
    Fuchsia, a new open-source operating system developed by Google, is currently in active development. Fuchsia is being built from the kernel to meet the demands of today's connected device ecosystem. Fuchsia continues to evolve rapidly, but the core principles and values that underpin the system have remained constant throughout the entire project. Fuchsia's core architectural principles guide its design and development. They are secure, updatable and inclusive. Fuchsia's design & development is guided by a core set of architectural principles: secure, updatable and inclusive. Fuchsia is an open-source community that welcomes contributions of high quality and well-tested. Fuchsia is still in development and there are no plans to create any frameworks. Fuchsia is constantly evolving to meet the needs of consumers, manufacturers, and developers.
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    Huawei LiteOS Reviews
    Huawei LiteOS, an IoT-oriented platform software platform, integrates an IoT operating systems and middleware. It is lightweight with a kernel size under 10 KB and consumes very little energy -- it can run on an average AA battery for up five years! It is also very secure and allows for quick startup. Huawei LiteOS is a powerful, yet simple software platform that allows developers to create their own applications. This reduces barriers to entry and speeds up time to market. Huawei LiteOS is an open-source API that provides a unified, unified interface that can be used in a variety of IoT domains such as smart homes, wearables and intelligent manufacturing. Huawei LiteOS enables IoT open ecosystem, allowing partners to rapidly develop IoT products and accelerate IoT innovation.
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    Amazon FreeRTOS Reviews
    FreeRTOS is an open-source, real-time operating software for microcontrollers. It makes it easy to program, deploy and secure small-power edge devices, as well as connect them. FreeRTOS is freely distributed under the MIT open-source license. It includes a kernel as well as a growing number of software libraries that can be used across all industry sectors and applications. This includes connecting low-power devices securely to AWS Cloud services such as AWS IoT Core and to more powerful edge devices running AWS IoT Greengrass. FreeRTOS is designed to be reliable and easy-to-use and has long-term support releases. A microcontroller is a small, resource-constrained processor which can be found in many devices such as sensors, automobiles, fitness trackers, automobiles, and appliances.
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    Windows for IoT Reviews
    Windows allows you to join our global partner network for hardware and software solutions, integrations and services. Windows IoT offers a wide range of features and developer-friendly tools to ensure a smooth device-building experience. Windows IoT operating systems offer backwards compatibility, in accordance with Microsoft's application compatibility guarantee. Azure services can be used as building blocks for custom IoT solutions with Windows IoT. Azure offers the industry's largest range of cloud services and capabilities. These can be tailored to meet your industry requirements and your specific needs. Windows IoT can be used with any existing device management software.
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    RIOT Reviews
    RIOT powers Internet of Things, just like Linux powers the Internet. RIOT is a free and open-source operating system that was developed by a community of companies, academics, and hobbyists. It is distributed around the globe. RIOT supports all low-power IoT devices and microcontroller architectures (32, 16-bits, 8-bit) as well as external devices. RIOT aims at implementing all relevant open standards supporting an Internet of Things which is connected, secure and durable. RIOT supports DTLS transport security, IEEE 802.15.4 encryption and Secure Firmware Updates. RIOT can be easily modified to meet your application needs. We support all Internet standards and network technologies. RIOT is open for new developments and is often an early adaptor of networking.
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    Fedora CoreOS Reviews
    Fedora CoreOS is an automatically-updating, minimal operating system for running containerized workloads securely and at scale. It is currently available for multiple platforms and more will be added soon. There are three Fedora CoreOS update streams (FCOS), stable, testing, or next. You will generally want to use stable. However, it is recommended that you run machines on testing and next to provide feedback. It is expected that stream metadata will be used to automate Fedora CoreOS installation. Fedora CoreOS provides automatic in-place updates. However, it is a good idea to start provisioning new machines using the most recent images. Fedora CoreOS doesn't have an install disk. Every instance starts with a generic disk image that is customized at first boot via Ignition. All of the software is free and open-source. You can also share, remix, or modify it.
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    balenaOS Reviews
    Containers will revolutionize connected devices and balenaOS is a great way to manage them. Built to withstand harsh networking conditions and unexpected shutdowns. This minimal Linux contains only the services required to run Docker reliably from an embedded device. Yocto Linux is used to port most devices across different CPU architectures. Actively developed in the public; participation from the community is welcome. BalenaCloud is a platform that allows modern software development to be connected to hardware. We started by porting Docker from Linux to ARM chips in 2013. We quickly realized that we needed an operating system that was optimized for this use case. This OS should be minimal and suitable for running containers on embedded devices.
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    Mageia Reviews
    Mageia, a GNU/Linux-based and Free Software operating system, is called. It is a community project that is supported by a non-profit organization of elected contributors. The goal is to provide a stable, secure and sustainable operating system. However, it is not enough. It is also important to establish and maintain credibility in the free software community. Mageia, a Free Software operating platform of the GNU/Linux community, can be installed on computers as either the main operating system or as an alternative to one or more pre-installed systems (dualboot). It is a community project that is supported by Mageia.Org, an organization of elected contributors. Mageia was developed by and for its users. It is suitable for all types of users, including first-time GNU/Linux users as well as advanced developers and system administrators. Mageia's software packages are located in three different repositories/media depending on the type and license applied to each package.
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    Slint Reviews
    Slint is stable. Accessibility software is updated regularly, but other software may be updated on an individual basis. Slint can work in both graphical and console modes. You can switch between them without having to restart. You can even launch multiple graphical environments and switch among them. The Slint dashboard provides direct access to the main tools, useful information, and links. In text mode, the installation program is accessible to blind people who use a screen reader or Braille monitor. It proceeds by asking questions and answering with online help and integrated documentation. The btrfs file structure is set up with subvolumes and not separate partitions. It allows you to divide by 2 the media space, to take snapshots, and is well-suited to SSD, NVMe, and USB sticks.