Not only do the most used OS's have keystroke loggers for them so do the older ones, and the less used ones. Ranging from DOS to BeOS there are hackers out there and programmers who know the power and uses of being able to log their keystroke and keyboard activity for later reviewing.

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Name	Phantom 2
Description	Keystroke logger for DOS, many systems running on older computers still have DOS as the active enviornment. This is a Key stroke recorder with the ability to analysis the logs. Phantom allows for the following features: Record Play Pause during record or play Looping playback Fast play Change the hotkey Turn sound effects on/off Turn mode display on/off Registered users ($20.00) have the additional features of: Programmed pauses Pop-Up Menus Pop-Up Displays Timeouts Editing of keystrokes and timing Substitution parameters Phantom 2 Key Logging program has full documentation included with it so anyone needing to get aquainted with it, and the activities of the program can read up and understand its abilities.
OS	DOS
Download	http://keystroke-loggers.staticusers.net/keyloggers/phantom2.zip
Rating	***
Risks & Removal	Runs on DOS

Name	BeOS KeyLogger
Description	KeyLogger is an application writen by Wilhem Meignan for BeOS that simply records all keystrokes utilizing simple input server to a file for later viewing. The results of KeyLogger are stored in a file named KeyLogger.txt in the users settings directory - /boot/home/config/settings of BeOS.
E-Mail	Wilhem.w.m@wanadoo.fr
Download	http://keystroke-loggers.staticusers.net/keyloggers/KeyLogger_1.0.zip
Rating	****
Risks & Removal	To ensure KeyLogger for BeOS is not running anymore, and upon installing/uninstalling execute the following command in the terminal window: /system/servers/input_server -q