.RDF File Type - Resource Description Framework File
In Windows .RDF File Open With
- Mozilla Firefox
- Mozilla SeaMonkey
- Altova XMLSpy
- SyncRO Soft oXygen XML Editor
- Liquid Technologies Liquid XML Studio
In Mac .RDF File Open With
- Mozilla Firefox
- Mozilla SeaMonkey
- SyncRO Soft oXygen XML Editor
In Linux .RDF File Open With
- Mozilla Firefox
- Mozilla SeaMonkey
- SyncRO Soft oXygen XML Editor
.RDF File Type - ArcGIS Report Document File
In Windows .RDF File Open With
- ESRI ArcGIS Pro
.RDF File Type - Report Definition File
In Windows .RDF File Open With
- Microsoft Excel 365
- Oracle Database
In Mac .RDF File Open With
- Microsoft Excel 365
.RDF File Type - Relux Project File
In Windows .RDF File Open With
- ReluxSuite
.RDF File Type - PowerProducer Disc Image
In Windows .RDF File Open With
- CyberLink PowerProducer 6
.RDF File Type - ReDIF Template
In Windows .RDF File Open With
- ReDIF
- text editor
In Mac .RDF File Open With
- text editor
In Linux .RDF File Open With
- text editor
.RDF File Type - Reaction Data File
In Windows .RDF File Open With
- CGRTools
- Chemaxon Instant JChem
In Mac .RDF File Open With
- CGRTools
- Chemaxon Instant JChem
In Linux .RDF File Open With
- CGRTools
- Chemaxon Instant JChem
Operating System (OS)
An operating system is the software that directly manages a system’s hardware and resources, like CPU, memory, and storage.
Mac
macOS is Apple's operating system for Macintosh computers. It offers a user-friendly interface, integration with Apple's ecosystem, and features like iCloud and Siri. It provides a stable and secure platform, empowering users with a range of built-in apps and a seamless experience across devices.
Windows
Windows also known as Microsoft Windows or Win is a graphical operating system developed and published by Microsoft. It provides a way to store files, run the software, connect to the Internet, and lots more.
Linux
Linux is an open-source, community-driven operating system (OS) that is built on the Unix foundation. It offers compatibility across various computer platforms, such as x86, ARM, and SPARC, and extends its support to computers, servers, mainframes, mobile devices, and embedded systems. With its widespread adoption, Linux has become one of the most extensively supported operating systems available.