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Unix and Unix-Like Systems

This group gathers computing systems that are Unix or a Unix-like operating system, including the original Bell Labs Unix and its Research Unix lineage, the BSD family such as FreeBSD, 386BSD and BSD/OS, commercial vendor Unix implementations including Solaris, AIX, HP-UX, IRIX, Ultrix, DYNIX and DG/UX, Linux and its kernel and distributions, and third-party or platform-specific Unix ports and clones. Their shared identity is conforming to, or directly descending from, the Unix design and its POSIX-family interfaces, as distinct from a system that runs on an entirely different lineage such as DOS or a mainframe supervisor.

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Unix and Unix-Like Systems
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386BSD

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

AIX

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

Amiga Unix

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

BSD/OS

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

CB UNIX

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

ChromeOS

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

Coherent (operating system)

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

DesktopBSD

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

DG/UX

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

DYNIX

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

Edubuntu

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

FreeBSD

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

GNO/ME

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

Guadalinex

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

HP-UX

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

Idris (operating system)

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

IRIX

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

Linux

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

Linux kernel

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

LliureX

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

MachTen

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

MAX (operating system)

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

MIPS RISC/os

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

Molinux

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

OpenSolaris

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

OpenSSI

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

OSF/1

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PC-UX

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

Project Monterey

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

RISC iX

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

Solaris

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

Sugar (desktop environment)

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

SunOS

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

Tru64 UNIX

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

TrueOS

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

UberStudent

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

Ultrix

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

UniFLEX

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

Unix

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UNIX System III

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

UNIX/32V

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

Version 6 Unix

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Version 7 Unix

Unix and Unix-Like Systems

Xenix

Unix and Unix-Like Systems
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1. Wikipedia: Unix
Wikimedia FoundationUnix, lead section, Bell Labs 1969 sentence
Quote, Unix, lead section, Bell Labs 1969 sentence
Unix ( , YOO-niks; trademarked as UNIX) is a family of multitasking, multi-user computer operating systems that derive from the original AT&T Unix, the development of which started in 1969 at the Bell Labs research center by Ken Thompson, Dennis Ritchie, and others.
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