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[edit]Tall Tales From Wikipedia
[edit]- AbiWord
- Absolute OpenBSD
- Access Linux Platform
- Agora (web browser)
- Aliyun OS
- Amaya (web editor)
- Android (operating system)
- Android software development
- Anonym.OS
- Antiword
- Arachne (web browser)
- Arena (web browser)
- Argo (web browser)
- Armadeus systems
- Asmutils
- AT&T Pogo
- Baidu Yi
- BasicLinux
- BeagleBoard
- Ben NanoNote
- Beonex Communicator
- Bifrost (operating system)
- Binary blob
- BioPuppy
- BitBake
- BlackBerry Tablet OS
- BSD licenses
- Bucktooth
- BusyBox
- Calibre (software)
- Camino
- CE Linux Forum
- Cello (web browser)
- CHAOS (operating system)
- Chromium (web browser)
- Classilla
- Coherent (operating system)
- Common Address Redundancy Protocol
- Common Desktop Environment
- Conkeror
- Convergent Linux Platform
- Cotton Candy (single-board computer)
- Coyote Linux
- CPAN
- CuBox
- CURL
- Cwm (window manager)
- CyanogenMod
- Cyberjack
- Damn Small Linux
- DAVIX
- DeLi Linux
- DESQview
- Devil-Linux
- Dillo
- Diskless Remote Boot in Linux
- DSPnano RTOS
- Dtlogin
- EkkoBSD
- ELinks
- ELinOS
- Elphel
- Embeddable Linux Kernel Subset
- Embedded Linux
- Emnix
- Entrance (display manager)
- ExtremeXOS
- F2FS
- Familiar Linux
- FBReader
- Feather Linux
- File eXchange Protocol
- File Service Protocol
- File Transfer Protocol
- Finnix
- Firefox
- Firefox 2
- Firefox 3
- Firefox 3.5
- Firefox 3.6
- Firefox for mobile
- Firefox OS
- Fli4l
- Flock (web browser)
- FLTK
- Fossil (software)
- FreeBSD
- Freenet
- FREESCO
- FTPS
- Galeon
- Gargoyle (router firmware)
- GeckOS
- GeeXboX
- GENIVI Alliance
- GFTP
- GNOME Display Manager
- GNOME Mobile & Embedded Initiative
- GNUnet
- Gnuzilla
- Google Chrome
- Gopher (protocol)
- GPE
- Gumstix
- H1droid
- Hackathon
- Hostapd
- HyperSpace (software)
- Hypertext Transfer Protocol
- IBrowse
- ICab
- IceWM
- Inquisitor (hardware testing software)
- Internet Explorer 1
- Internet Explorer 2
- Internet Explorer 3
- Internet Explorer 4
- Internet Explorer 5
- Internet Explorer for Mac
- IPAQ
- IPodLinux
- JFFS2
- Jlime
- John Gruber
- Jornada (PDA)
- JWM
- K-Meleon
- KaeilOS
- Kazehakase
- KDE Display Manager
- KDrive
- KOAN (company)
- LART (computer)
- Latitude ON
- LEAF Project
- Leapfrog Didj
- Leapster Explorer
- LightDM
- LiMo Foundation
- LiMo Platform
- Linaro
- Line Mode Browser
- Linos (operating system)
- Linux Phone Standards Forum
- Linux Router Project
- Linux Terminal Server Project
- Linuxcare
- List of BSD operating systems
- List of devices that run MontaVista Linux
- List of Linux distributions that run from RAM
- List of Markdown implementations
- List of open source mobile phones
- List of wireless router firmware projects
- LogFS
- LTIB
- LUnix
- Lynx (web browser)
- Maemo
- Markdown
- Markdown extensions
- Mathomatic
- Mer (operating system)
- Mg (text editor)
- MicroB
- MicroBSD
- Midge Linux
- Minimo
- MINIX
- Minnesota Internet Users Essential Tool
- MirOS BSD
- MIUI
- Mobile Internet device
- Mobilinux
- Moblin
- MontaVista
- Mosaic (web browser)
- Mothra (web browser)
- MotoMagx
- Mozilla Application Suite
- MuLinux
- Mylo (Sony)
- NASLite
- Neatx
- Netscape (web browser)
- Netscape Browser
- Netscape Communicator
- Netscape Navigator
- Netscape Navigator 2
- Netscape Navigator 9
- Network News Transfer Protocol
- Nightingale (software)
- Nokia 770 Internet Tablet
- Nokia N800
- Nokia N900
- NX technology
- OFono
- OliveBSD
- OmapZoom
- OMFGB
- OmniWeb
- Open webOS
- OpenBGPD
- OpenBSD
- OpenBSD Cryptographic Framework
- OpenBSD Foundation
- OpenBSD Journal
- OpenBSD security features
- OpenCVS
- OpenEmbedded
- Openmoko
- Openmoko Linux
- OpenNTPD
- OpenOSPFD
- OpenSMTPD
- OpenSSH
- OpenWrt
- OpenZaurus
- Opera (web browser)
- OPhone
- OPIE user interface
- PandaBoard
- Pandora (console)
- PF (firewall)
- Pfsync
- Pfsyncd
- Phlog
- PicoBSD
- PING (software)
- Porteus (operating system)
- Ports collection
- POSSE project
- Process control daemon
- PSXLinux
- Puppy Linux
- QNX
- QP (framework)
- Qt (framework)
- Qt Extended
- Qt Extended Improved
- Recovery Is Possible
- Replicant (operating system)
- Samsung i7500
- SamyGO
- Scratchbox
- Scratchbox2
- SDF Public Access Unix System
- SeaMonkey
- Secure copy
- Sharp Zaurus
- SHR (operating system)
- SIMpad
- Simputer
- Slax
- Sleipnir (web browser)
- SLiM
- SlipKnot (web browser)
- SliTaz
- Smallfoot
- SmallX
- SmartQ 5
- SmartRouter
- Smartwatch
- Sndio
- Songbird (software)
- Spamd
- Splashtop
- Squid (software)
- SRWare Iron
- SSH File Transfer Protocol
- Stand-alone shell
- Stresslinux
- SYSGO
- Text-based web browser
- Threenix
- Timeline of OpenBSD
- TimeSys
- Tiny Core Linux
- TkWWW
- Tmux
- Tomsrtbt
- Tor (anonymity network)
- Tor-ramdisk
- Touch Book
- Trinity Rescue Kit
- Trinux
- UBIFS
- Ubuntu Mobile
- UClibc
- Usenet
- VLC media player
- W3m
- W^X
- Wget
- Wide area information server
- WINGs Display Manager
- Wizard of OS (song)
- Woof (software)
- Wv (software)
- X display manager (program type)
- XB Browser
- XDM (display manager)
- Xenix
- Xenocara
- XFast
- YAFFS
- Yocto Project
- Yopy
- Zeroshell
- Zipit wireless messenger (Z2)
- ZipSlack
- ZYPAD
- Ångström distribution
- ΜClinux