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'''NeXTStep''' is a discontinued operating system based on UNIX. It was owned by NeXT Computer headed by Steve Jobs. It was designed to run on m68K NeXT workstations. It later became the basis for OS X, with APIs and concepts preserved today.<ref>https://winworldpc.com/product/nextstep/1x</ref>
'''NeXTSTEP''' (later known as '''OPENSTEP''') is a discontinued UNIX-based operating system developed by NeXT initially for its proprietary computer systems and later ported to other architectures.  
 
The last officially released version was OPENSTEP 4.2, which was released before Apple's acquisition of NeXT, however, Apple's developer releases of ''Rhapsody'' and the subsequently released [[Mac OS X Server 1.x]] were still directly based off OPENSTEP. The core technology was later incorporated in Darwin, the base layer of [[macOS]].
[[File:OpenStep-4.2-Desktop.png|thumb|Desktop of OpenStep 4.2, the last version of NeXTStep.]]
[[File:OpenStep-4.2-Desktop.png|thumb|Desktop of OpenStep 4.2, the last version of NeXTStep.]]


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! Version !! Release Date
! Version !! Release Date
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| [[NeXTStep 0.8]] || 1988-10
| [[NeXTstep 0.8]] || 1988-10
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| [[NeXTStep 1.0]] || 1989
| [[NeXTstep 1.0]] || 1989
|-
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| [[NeXTStep 2.0]] || 1990
| [[NeXTSTEP 2.0]] || 1990
|-
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| [[NeXTStep 2.1]] || 1991
| [[NeXTSTEP 2.1]] || 1991
|-
|-
| [[NeXTStep 3.0]] || 1992
| [[NEXTSTEP 3.0]] || 1992
|-
|-
| [[NeXTStep 3.1]] || 1993-05
| [[NEXTSTEP 3.1]] || 1993-05
|-
|-
| [[NeXTStep 3.2]] || 1993-10
| [[NEXTSTEP 3.2]] || 1993-10
|-
|-
| [[NeXTStep 3.3]] || 1995
| [[NEXTSTEP 3.3]] || 1995
|-
|-
| [[NeXTStep 4.0]] || 1996-06
| [[OPENSTEP 4.0]] || 1996-06
|-
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| [[OpenStep 4.1]] || 1996-12
| [[OPENSTEP 4.1]] || 1996-12
|-
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| [[OpenStep 4.2]] || 1997-01
| [[OPENSTEP 4.2]] || 1997-01
|}
|}


==References==
==References==
[[Category:Operating systems]][[Category:Unix]][[Category:NeXTStep]]
[[Category:Operating systems]][[Category:Unix]][[Category:NeXTStep]]

Revision as of 14:17, 26 March 2019

NeXTSTEP (later known as OPENSTEP) is a discontinued UNIX-based operating system developed by NeXT initially for its proprietary computer systems and later ported to other architectures.

The last officially released version was OPENSTEP 4.2, which was released before Apple's acquisition of NeXT, however, Apple's developer releases of Rhapsody and the subsequently released Mac OS X Server 1.x were still directly based off OPENSTEP. The core technology was later incorporated in Darwin, the base layer of macOS.

Desktop of OpenStep 4.2, the last version of NeXTStep.

Versions

Version Release Date
NeXTstep 0.8 1988-10
NeXTstep 1.0 1989
NeXTSTEP 2.0 1990
NeXTSTEP 2.1 1991
NEXTSTEP 3.0 1992
NEXTSTEP 3.1 1993-05
NEXTSTEP 3.2 1993-10
NEXTSTEP 3.3 1995
OPENSTEP 4.0 1996-06
OPENSTEP 4.1 1996-12
OPENSTEP 4.2 1997-01

References