Unix - Revision history

RyanW at 12:48, 30 November 2006

2006-11-30T12:48:54Z

Uwe Hermann at 16:14, 17 May 2006

2006-05-17T16:14:11Z

Shawn1024: /* External Links */

2006-05-17T05:53:44Z

‎External Links

Shawn1024 at 05:51, 17 May 2006

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Shawn1024 at 05:50, 17 May 2006

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Shawn1024 at 05:22, 17 May 2006

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Shawn1024 at 04:45, 17 May 2006

2006-05-17T04:45:18Z

Uwe Hermann: Many links.

2006-04-21T03:26:07Z

Many links.

Uwe Hermann: Unix == UNIX.

2006-04-21T03:17:11Z

Unix == UNIX.

Shawn1024 at 06:42, 20 April 2006

2006-04-20T06:42:21Z

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	* [http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/50/Unix_history-simple.png Wikipedia: Time Line of UNIX]		* [http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/50/Unix_history-simple.png Wikipedia: Time Line of UNIX]
		+	* [http://blog.eukhost.com/2006/11/30/linux-flavors: Unix Flavours]

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 '''Unix''' or '''UNIX''' is a general-purpose multi-user [[operating system]] developed mostly by [[Ken Thompson]] and [[Dennis Ritchie]] during 1969 at [[Bell Labs]]. About one year later during the early 1970s UNIX was unveiled to the general public. The original goal as it is today was to create a stable, secure, and powerful operating system that is portable to many different hardware platforms.
-Today UNIX has evolved into three main categories which all flavors of UNIX derive from: [[BSD]] (Berkley Software Development), [[System V]] Release 4, and hybrid. Some of the most poplar flavors of UNIX are: [[IBM]]’s [[AIX]], [[Sun Microsystems]]' [[Solaris]], [[SGI]]’s [[IRIX]], [[Linux]], [[OpenBSD]], and [[FreeBSD]].
+Today UNIX has evolved into three main categories which all flavors of UNIX derive from: [[BSD]] (Berkley Software Distribution), [[System V]] Release 4, and hybrid. Some of the most poplar flavors of UNIX are: [[IBM]]’s [[AIX]], [[Sun Microsystems]]' [[Solaris]], [[SGI]]’s [[IRIX]], [[Linux]], [[OpenBSD]], and [[FreeBSD]].
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---[[User:Shawn1024|Shawn1024]] 01:51, 17 May 2006 (EDT)
 == External Links ==
 * [http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/50/Unix_history-simple.png Wikipedia: Time Line of UNIX]

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	== External Links ==		== External Links ==
−	* [http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/50/Unix_history-simple.png Wikipedia: ~~History~~ of UNIX]	+	* [http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/50/Unix_history-simple.png Wikipedia: Time Line of UNIX]

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 Today UNIX has evolved into three main categories which all flavors of UNIX derive from: [[BSD]] (Berkley Software Development), [[System V]] Release 4, and hybrid. Some of the most poplar flavors of UNIX are: [[IBM]]’s [[AIX]], [[Sun Microsystems]]' [[Solaris]], [[SGI]]’s [[IRIX]], [[Linux]], [[OpenBSD]], and [[FreeBSD]].
 == External Links ==
 * [http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/50/Unix_history-simple.png Wikipedia: History of UNIX]

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	== External Links ==		== External Links ==
	* [http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/50/Unix_history-simple.png Wikipedia: History of UNIX]		* [http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/50/Unix_history-simple.png Wikipedia: History of UNIX]
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		+	--[[User:Shawn1024\|Shawn1024]] 01:50, 17 May 2006 (EDT)

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	Today UNIX has evolved into three main categories which all flavors of UNIX derive from: [[BSD]] (Berkley Software Development), [[System V]] Release 4, and hybrid. Some of the most poplar flavors of UNIX are: [[IBM]]’s [[AIX]], [[Sun Microsystems]]' [[Solaris]], [[SGI]]’s [[IRIX]], [[Linux]], [[OpenBSD]], and [[FreeBSD]].		Today UNIX has evolved into three main categories which all flavors of UNIX derive from: [[BSD]] (Berkley Software Development), [[System V]] Release 4, and hybrid. Some of the most poplar flavors of UNIX are: [[IBM]]’s [[AIX]], [[Sun Microsystems]]' [[Solaris]], [[SGI]]’s [[IRIX]], [[Linux]], [[OpenBSD]], and [[FreeBSD]].
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		+	== External Links ==
		+	* [http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/50/Unix_history-simple.png Wikipedia: History of UNIX]

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	'''Unix''' or '''UNIX''' is a general-purpose multi-user [[operating system]] developed mostly by [[Ken Thompson]] and [[Dennis Ritchie]] during 1969 at [[Bell Labs]]. About one year later during the early 1970s UNIX was unveiled to the general public. The original goal as it is today was to create a stable, secure, and powerful operating system that is portable to many different hardware platforms.		'''Unix''' or '''UNIX''' is a general-purpose multi-user [[operating system]] developed mostly by [[Ken Thompson]] and [[Dennis Ritchie]] during 1969 at [[Bell Labs]]. About one year later during the early 1970s UNIX was unveiled to the general public. The original goal as it is today was to create a stable, secure, and powerful operating system that is portable to many different hardware platforms.

−	Today UNIX has evolved into three main categories which all flavors of UNIX derive from: [[BSD]] (Berkley Software Development), [[System V]] Release 7, and hybrid. Some of the most poplar flavors of UNIX are: [[IBM]]’s [[AIX]], [[Sun Microsystems]]' [[Solaris]], [[SGI]]’s [[IRIX]], [[Linux]], [[OpenBSD]], and [[FreeBSD]].	+	Today UNIX has evolved into three main categories which all flavors of UNIX derive from: [[BSD]] (Berkley Software Development), [[System V]] Release 4, and hybrid. Some of the most poplar flavors of UNIX are: [[IBM]]’s [[AIX]], [[Sun Microsystems]]' [[Solaris]], [[SGI]]’s [[IRIX]], [[Linux]], [[OpenBSD]], and [[FreeBSD]].

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−	'''Unix''' or '''UNIX''' is a general-purpose multi-user operating system developed mostly by Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie during 1969 at Bell Labs. About one year later during the early 1970s UNIX was unveiled to the general public. The original goal as it is today was to create a stable, secure, and powerful operating system that is portable to many different hardware platforms. Today UNIX has evolved into three main categories which all flavors of UNIX derive from: BSD (Berkley Software Development), System V Release 7, and hybrid. Some of the most poplar flavors of UNIX are: [~~http://www.ibm.com/servers/aix/overview IBM’s~~ AIX], [~~http://www.sun.com~~ Sun Microsystems Solaris], [~~http://www.sgi.com SGI’s~~ IRIX], [~~http://http://www.linux.org~~ Linux], [~~http://www.OpenBSD.org~~ OpenBSD], and [~~http://www.FreeBSD.org~~ FreeBSD].	+	'''Unix''' or '''UNIX''' is a general-purpose multi-user [[operating system]] developed mostly by [[Ken Thompson]] and [[Dennis Ritchie]] during 1969 at [[Bell Labs]]. About one year later during the early 1970s UNIX was unveiled to the general public. The original goal as it is today was to create a stable, secure, and powerful operating system that is portable to many different hardware platforms.
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		+	Today UNIX has evolved into three main categories which all flavors of UNIX derive from: [[BSD]] (Berkley Software Development), [[System V]] Release 7, and hybrid. Some of the most poplar flavors of UNIX are: [[IBM]]’s [[AIX]], [[Sun Microsystems]]' [[Solaris]], [[SGI]]’s [[IRIX]], [[Linux]], [[OpenBSD]], and [[FreeBSD]].

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−		+	'''Unix''' or '''UNIX''' is a general-purpose multi-user operating system developed mostly by Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie during 1969 at Bell Labs. About one year later during the early 1970s UNIX was unveiled to the general public. The original goal as it is today was to create a stable, secure, and powerful operating system that is portable to many different hardware platforms. Today UNIX has evolved into three main categories which all flavors of UNIX derive from: BSD (Berkley Software Development), System V Release 7, and hybrid. Some of the most poplar flavors of UNIX are: [http://www.ibm.com/servers/aix/overview IBM’s AIX], [http://www.sun.com Sun Microsystems Solaris], [http://www.sgi.com SGI’s IRIX], [http://http://www.linux.org Linux], [http://www.OpenBSD.org OpenBSD], and [http://www.FreeBSD.org FreeBSD].
−	'''UNIX''' is a general-purpose multi-user operating system developed mostly by Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie during 1969 at Bell Labs. About one year later during the early 1970s UNIX was unveiled to the general public. The original goal as it is today was to create a stable, secure, and powerful operating system that is portable to many different hardware platforms. Today UNIX has evolved into three main categories which all flavors of UNIX derive from: BSD (Berkley Software Development), System V Release 7, and hybrid. Some of the most poplar flavors of UNIX are: [http://www.ibm.com/servers/aix/overview IBM’s AIX], [http://www.sun.com Sun Microsystems Solaris], [http://www.sgi.com SGI’s IRIX], [http://http://www.linux.org Linux], [http://www.OpenBSD.org OpenBSD], and [http://www.FreeBSD.org FreeBSD].	+

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−	'''UNIX''' is a general-purpose multi-user operating system developed mostly by Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie during 1969 at Bell Labs. About one year later during the early 1970s UNIX was unveiled to the general public. The original ~~design~~ as it is today was to create a stable, secure, and powerful operating system that is portable to many different hardware platforms. Today UNIX has evolved into three main categories which all flavors of UNIX derive from: BSD (Berkley Software Development), System V Release 7, and hybrid. Some of the most poplar flavors of UNIX are: [http://www.ibm.com/servers/aix/overview IBM’s AIX], [http://www.sun.com Sun Microsystems Solaris], [http://www.sgi.com SGI’s IRIX], [http://http://www.linux.org Linux], [http://www.OpenBSD.org OpenBSD], and [http://www.FreeBSD.org FreeBSD].	+
		+	'''UNIX''' is a general-purpose multi-user operating system developed mostly by Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie during 1969 at Bell Labs. About one year later during the early 1970s UNIX was unveiled to the general public. The original goal as it is today was to create a stable, secure, and powerful operating system that is portable to many different hardware platforms. Today UNIX has evolved into three main categories which all flavors of UNIX derive from: BSD (Berkley Software Development), System V Release 7, and hybrid. Some of the most poplar flavors of UNIX are: [http://www.ibm.com/servers/aix/overview IBM’s AIX], [http://www.sun.com Sun Microsystems Solaris], [http://www.sgi.com SGI’s IRIX], [http://http://www.linux.org Linux], [http://www.OpenBSD.org OpenBSD], and [http://www.FreeBSD.org FreeBSD].