Embedded Operating Systems: built right into the device, e.g. the Palm OS on a Palm PDA device or Windows CE.
Network Operating Systems: designed to run a network of computers – typically have a server version which controls all the network operations, and a client version for each device attached to the network. An example is Microsoft Windows XP Server
Stand-alone (or desktop) operating systems: designed to run on a single computer or as a client on a network. Examples include Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition or Mac OS X
You forgot to mention Multi-Operating System.
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