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But OSX, Windows, and full-blown Linux aren't used as embedded OSes either. Linux is a bit, but there are a lot of other choices.
by rthomas6 10y ago
But OSX, Windows, and full-blown Linux aren't used as embedded OSes either. Linux is a bit, but there are a lot of other choices.
- linkregister 10y agoI'm not sure if it shares APIs with Win32, but Windows CE runs almost half of every ATM I've ever used.
- diegoperini 10y agoAlso cash machines.
- pbhjpbhj 10y agoATM (Automatic Telling Machine) is American English for a cash machine. A teller is a bank worker who handles cash.
- fdgdasfadsf 10y agoIt's UK English too. But not as common as cash machine/cash point/hole in the wall.
- wongarsu 10y agoThe other half seems to be powered by Windows XP.
- notalaser 10y ago"A bit" is an understatement. The vast majority of non-server deployments of Linux are embedded systems, and embedded systems requirements are one of the most important driving factors in its development nowadays.