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This is hard to say with any certainty, since there are very many operating systems out there. Most of those operating systems don't have a large enough user/developer base to warrant an implementation of Java.

Officially, Sun only offers downloads for: Linux, Solaris, Windows, and (via Software Update) OS X.

Of course, Sun isn't the only group allowed to implement Java, which makes answering this question all that much more difficult.

IBM, for example, also supports z/OS and AIX (as well as Windows and Linux again).

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