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OsVersion.java (https://github.com/jponge/izpack-full-svn-history-copy.git) Java · 89 lines

71 * True if this is OS/2.

72 */

73 public static final boolean IS_OS2 = startsWith(OS_NAME, "OS/2");

75 /**

76 * True if this is the Mac OS X.

77 */

78 public static final boolean IS_OSX = startsWith(OS_NAME, "Mac") && OS_NAME.endsWith("X");

80 /**

81 * True if this is Windows.

82 */

83 public static final boolean IS_WINDOWS = startsWith(OS_NAME, "Windows");

85 /**

LookUtils.java (https://github.com/kirill-grouchnikov/radiance.git) Java · 202 lines

70 * True if this is Windows.

71 */

72 public static final boolean IS_OS_WINDOWS = startsWith(OS_NAME, "Windows");

74 /**

86 * @since 2.0

87 */

88 public static final boolean IS_OS_WINDOWS_98 = startsWith(OS_NAME,

89 "Windows 9")

95 * @since 2.0

96 */

97 public static final boolean IS_OS_WINDOWS_NT = startsWith(OS_NAME,

98 "Windows NT");

103 * @since 2.0

104 */

105 public static final boolean IS_OS_WINDOWS_ME = startsWith(OS_NAME,

106 "Windows")

LookUtils.java (https://github.com/kirill-grouchnikov/radiance.git) Java · 163 lines

62 * True if this is the Mac OS X.

63 */

64 public static final boolean IS_OS_MAC = startsWith(OS_NAME, "Mac");

66 /**

67 * True if this is Windows 98/ME/2000/XP/VISTA.

68 */

69 public static final boolean IS_OS_WINDOWS_MODERN = startsWith(OS_NAME,

70 "Windows")

OsVersion.java (https://github.com/jponge/izpack-full-svn-history-copy.git) Java · 268 lines

54 /** True if this is OS/2. */

55 public static final boolean IS_OS2 = StringTool.startsWith(OS_NAME, OS_2 );

57 /** True is this is Mac OS */

58 public static final boolean IS_MAC = StringTool.startsWith(OS_NAME, MAC );

60 /** True if this is the Mac OS X. */

63 /** True if this is Windows. */

64 public static final boolean IS_WINDOWS = StringTool.startsWith(OS_NAME, WINDOWS );

66 /** True if this is some variant of Unix (OSX, Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD, etc). */

67 public static final boolean IS_UNIX = !IS_OS2 && !IS_WINDOWS;

69 /** True if RedHat Linux was detected */

OsVersion.java (https://bitbucket.org/jorgenio/gvsig.git) Java · 87 lines

69 * True if this is OS/2.

70 */

71 public static final boolean IS_OS2 = startsWith(OS_NAME, "OS/2");

73 /**

74 * True if this is the Mac OS X.

75 */

76 public static final boolean IS_OSX = startsWith(OS_NAME, "Mac") && OS_NAME.endsWith("X");

78 /**

79 * True if this is Windows.

80 */

81 public static final boolean IS_WINDOWS = startsWith(OS_NAME, "Windows");

83 /**