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|release = 1995
|last-release = 2000 (R5)
|successor = [[Emulators on Haiku|Haiku]]
|developer = Be Inc.
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BeOS was a operating system developed by Be Inc., BeOS originally targeted the PowerPC platforms [[wikipedia:BeBox|BeBox]] and [[#Classic_Macintosh|Macintosh]], and later 32-bit x86 computers.
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BeOS was developed by former Apple employee [[wikipedia:Jean-Louis Gassée|Jean-Louis Gassée]], the first version of BeOS was released with the [[wikipedia:BeBox|BeBox]]. In 1996 the CEO of [[Apple Inc.]], [[wikipedia:Gil Amelio|Gil Amelio]] started negotiations to buy Be Inc., the negotiations ended not working due to the Be Inc. CEO [[wikipedia:Jean-Louis Gassée|Jean-Louis Gassée]] wanting $300 million ({{Inflation|USD|300000000|1996}})<ref>https://lowendmac.com/2013/the-rise-and-fall-of-apples-gil-amelio/ The Rise and Fall of Apple’s Gil Amelio (1996 offer)</ref> with Apple offering $125 million ({{Inflation|USD|125000000|1996}}), Apple instead purchased [[wikipedia:NeXT|NeXT]] (Including [[#NeXTSTEP|NeXTSTEP]]) from Steve Jobs.
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|developer = BlackBerry Limited
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'''BlackBerry OS''' was an operating system developed by BlackBerry Limited for their devices. <br>BlackBerry OS was later completly reworked into BlackBerry 10 which has since been was itself discontinuedin 2018. the The latest operating system developed by BlackBerry Limited "BlackBerry Secure OS" is based on [[Emulators on Android|Android]], first used for the Blackberry phone [[wikipedia:BlackBerry Priv|BlackBerry Priv]].
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|title = MeeGo
|logo = MeeGo.png
|logowidth = 64px104px
|type = [[:Category:Emulators by operating system|Operating systems]]
|release = 2010|last-release = 2012
|developer = Nokia, Intel, Linux Foundation
|successor = Tizen, Mer
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'''[[wikipedia:MeeGo|Meego]]''' is a discontinued operating system based on [[Linux]], using code from [[wikipedia:Moblin|Moblin]]<br>
The Linux Foundation canceled MeeGo in September 2011 in favor of [[wikipedia:Tizen|Tizen]], which Intel then joined in collaboration with Samsung.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20111006173715/https://meego.com/community/blogs/imad/2011/whats-next-meego "What's Next for MeeGo"]. MeeGo blog.</ref> A community made fork called [[wikipedia:Mer (software distribution)|Mer]] forked MeeGo, Mer has been merged into projects such as [[wikipedia:Sailfish OS|Sailfish OS]], [[wikipedia:Mer_(software_distribution)#Nemo_Mobile|Nemo Mobile]] (no longer based on Mer, now based on [[wikipedia:Manjaro Linux|Manjaro Linux]]), and [[wikipedia:Mer_(software_distribution)#Yuanxin_OS|Yuanxin OS]].
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