Home›Operating System›Unix and Unix-Like SystemsGroupUnix and Unix-Like SystemsThis 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.FactsBrowse BySourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonEra of EmergenceWell-attested1969 1Browse ByAll Unix and Unix-Like SystemsUnix and Unix-Like Systems45 entriesUnix and Unix-Like SystemsFilter Results48 entriesSystem ClassAllResearch and Academic Operating Systems (1)Unix and Unix-Like Systems (45)YearAll1969 (1)1975 (1)1979 (4)1980 (3)1982 (1)1984 (4)1985 (1)1986 (1)1988 (2)1991 (5)1992 (4)1993 (2)2001 (1)2004 (2)2005 (1)2006 (2)2008 (1)2011 (1)StatusAllActive / In Use (9)Discontinued (32)LicenseAllBSD 2-Clause License (2)BSD 3-Clause License (1)BSD 4-Clause License (2)Common Development and Distribution License 1.0 (1)GNU General Public License Version 2 (3)GNU General Public License Version 3 (1)Proprietary Software (15)Invented ByAllDennis Ritchie (1)Ken Thompson (1)Linus Torvalds (2)Invented By CompanyAllAcorn Computers (1)AT&T (1)Bell Labs (5)Berkeley Software Design (1)Canonical (1)Commodore International (1)Data General (1)Digital Equipment Corporation (2)Google (1)Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company (1)IBM (2)Mark Williams Company (1)Microsoft (1)MIPS Technologies (1)NEC Corporation (1)Open Software Foundation (1)Oracle Corporation (1)Sequent Computer Systems (1)Silicon Graphics (1)Sun Microsystems (3)Technical Systems Consultants (1)Whitesmiths (1)GroupAllResearch and Academic Operating Systems (1)Unix and Unix-Like Systems (45)ACM AreaAllDistributed Computing (1)Operating Systems (42)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 48386BSDOperating System2 linksAIXOperating System2 linksAmiga UnixOperating System3 linksBSD/OSOperating System3 linksCB UNIXOperating System1 linkChromeOSOperating System2 linksCoherent (operating system)Operating System3 linksDesktopBSDOperating System2 linksDG/UXOperating System1 linkDYNIXOperating System1 linkEdubuntuOperating System2 linksFreeBSDOperating System2 linksGeeXboXOperating System1 linkGNO/MEOperating System1 linkGuadalinexOperating System1 linkHP-UXOperating System2 linksIdris (operating system)Operating System2 linksIRIXOperating System2 linksLinuxOperating System5 linksLinux kernelOperating System4 linksLliureXOperating SystemMachTenOperating System2 linksMAX (operating system)Operating System1 linkMIPS RISC/osOperating System1 linkMolinuxOperating System1 linkOpenSolarisOperating System3 linksOpenSSIOperating System2 linksOSF/1Operating System2 linksPC-UXOperating System1 linkProject MontereyOperating System1 linkPuavoOperating System1 linkRISC iXOperating System1 linkSolarisOperating System3 linksSugar (desktop environment)Operating System2 linksSunOSOperating System3 linksTru64 UNIXOperating System3 linksTrueOSOperating System2 linksTUNISOperating System1 linkUberStudentOperating System1 linkUltrixOperating System3 linksUNETixOperating System2 linksUniFLEXOperating System1 linkUnixOperating System5 linksUNIX System IIIOperating System3 linksUNIX/32VOperating System2 linksVersion 6 UnixOperating System3 linksVersion 7 UnixOperating System3 linksXenixOperating System4 linksSources1. Wikipedia: Unixtier 1Wikimedia FoundationUnix, lead section, Bell Labs 1969 sentenceQuote, Unix, lead section, Bell Labs 1969 sentenceUnix (, 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.View the SourceTUNIS (Wikipedia)Has Member: TUNIS, Lead sentenceQuote, Has Member: TUNIS, Lead sentenceis a Unix-like operating systemView the SourceGeeXboX (Wikipedia)Has Member: GeeXboX, Lead, kind of systemQuote, Has Member: GeeXboX, Lead, kind of systemis a free Linux distribution providing a media center software suite for personal computersView the SourceUNETix (Wikipedia)Has Member: UNETix, LeadQuote, Has Member: UNETix, LeaduNETix is an early implementation of UNIX for IBM PC systems.View the SourcePuavo (Wikipedia)Has Member: Puavo, LeadQuote, Has Member: Puavo, LeadPuavo is a management software and a Debian-based operating system for schools.View the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. 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