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The only OS that IBM produces is called AIX. AIX is a flavor of Unix. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AIX_operating_system
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What operating system support IBM?
os for IBM
What are the operatong systems developed by aoole and IBM?
The operating systems which were developed by Apple and IBM are Mac OS and OS/2. However, OS/2 is no longer being used as IBM is no longer in the operating system market. Microsoft now makes operating systems which work on IBM computers.
When did Bill Gates work for IBM and what was his position?
Bill Gates never worked for IBM. He was the founder of Microsoft. But, Mircrosoft and IBM licensed MS-DOS for IBM's new IBM PC-AT. They then began working to develop, OS/2 a more advanced operating system. But Microsoft had different plans and IBM finished OS/2 by itself.
Who worked with IBM to develop the operating system for the IBM PC?
Microsoft worked with IBM to develop DOS and I believe OS/2 as well.
What was the first operating system used by IBM?
os/2
What are five well known operating system?
Apple OS X Microsoft Windows Unix Linux VAX/VMS OS4000 IBM System/360 DOS IBM OS/2 RISK OS Free RTOS OS 2200 Exec 8 (There are lots more)
When was the first computer with an OS made?
Probably the IBM 7090 in 1958 running IBSYS. IBSYS was originally developed on the IBM 709, but when it was introduced in 1956 of course it had no OS at all. Programs were all loaded and run manually.
What was introduced in 1986 an became the most popular os among IBM and IBM compatible computers using the Intel 8086 processors?
MS-DOS
Who is the creator of AIX?
The "creator" of AIX is the IBM corporation. Since it is a team effort there is no one individual responsible for the OS.
The family of a computers idea was introduced in the 1960's with the IBM system360 mainframes is this idea now dead as a doornail or does it live on?
OS/390, OS/400 are still alive and they rock!
In 1986 what was introduced and quickly became the most popular OS among IBM computers?
DOS {disk operating system }
Developped by IBM and Microsoft less common for home desktop pcs but used in certain types of networks?
OS/2
