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• Unix
  ...| retrievedate=09-April-2007}}</ref> One of the most remarkable aspects of Unix is the fact that due to a consent decree made by the U.S. government, the o ...as allowed to be studied at universities by students and professors alike. Unix and its [[source code]] was copied and studied at colleges freely, and at t
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• UNIX
  #REDIRECT [[Unix]]
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• Unix/Timelines
  *1969 - Unix development is started at [[AT&T]]'s [[Bell Labs]] by Ken Thompson and Denn
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• Unix/Bibliography
  == Unix programming == *Kochan, Stephen. ''Unix Shell Programming''. Sams, 2003. ISBN 0672324903
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• Unix/Approval
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• Unix/Definition
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• Unix directory structure
  ...science]], and particularly in [[Unix]]-like [[operating system]]s, the '''Unix directory structure''' is a convention of organization. There are attempts at creating an "official" standard Unix filesystem layout, such as the "Filesystem Hierarchy Standard."<ref name="F
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• Piping (Unix)/Definition
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• Unix/Related Articles
  {{rpl|Unix directory structure}}
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• Unix/External Links
  ...Evolution of the Unix Time-sharing System], written by one of the founding Unix developers, Dennis Ritchie ...efore they started on Unix. Many concepts from Multics had an influence on Unix
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• Unix Directory Structure
  #Redirect [[Unix directory structure]]
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• Unix directory structure/Approval
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• Unix directory structure/Definition
  A convention of the organization of the directory structure in Unix-like operating systems.
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• Unix directory structure/Related Articles
  *[[Unix]]
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• Software fork/External Links
  ...as a UNIX timeline with a detailed diagram listing forks from the original Unix
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• Unix/Bibliography
  == Unix programming == *Kochan, Stephen. ''Unix Shell Programming''. Sams, 2003. ISBN 0672324903
  507 bytes (60 words) - 14:44, 12 December 2007
• Unix/External Links
  ...Evolution of the Unix Time-sharing System], written by one of the founding Unix developers, Dennis Ritchie ...efore they started on Unix. Many concepts from Multics had an influence on Unix
  584 bytes (89 words) - 09:49, 23 February 2010
• Dev-random/Definition
  In Unix and Unix-like operating systems, a special file, which serves as a generator of rand
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• Dev-null/Definition
  A character device file in Unix (and Unix-like) operating systems which disposes all data written to it, and returns
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• GNU/Definition
  ...d Stallman on September 27th, 1983. The acronym GNU stands for "GNU is not Unix" and is intended to be a play on words.
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• Portability (computing)
  The [[operating system]] [[NetBSD]] is an [[open source]] [[Unix]]-like variant that is considered very portable - so much so that NetBSD's ..., only the C language itself had to be ported to new platforms, instead of Unix itself.<ref name="C-History">{{cite web| url=http://www.livinginternet.com/
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• UNIX
  #REDIRECT [[Unix]]
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• Dev-random/Related Articles
  {{r|Unix}} {{r|Unix directory structure}}
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• Unix Directory Structure
  #Redirect [[Unix directory structure]]
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• Dev-null/External Links
  [http://www.thbz.org/segfault/DevNull.html /dev/null is full!], typical Unix humor
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• Dev-random
  In [[Unix]] and [[Unix-like]] [[operating systems]], '''/dev/random''' is a special file, which se
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• Berkeley Software Distribution/Definition
  Free [[Unix]] distribution created by the University of California at Berkeley.
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• Solaris/Definition
  Unix derivative OS produced by [[Editing Sun Microsystems, Inc. | SUN]]
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• Mac OS X/Definition
  [[BSD]]-based, [[POSIX]]-compatible graphical [[Unix]] [[operating system]] made by [[Apple]] for use on [[Macintosh]] computers
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• Software fork
  [[Image:BSD_Timeline.png|thumb|220px|right|A timeline of [[BSD]] [[Unix]] development. In this example a fork occurs when the NetBSD project was st * [[Unix]] has been forked literally hundreds, if not thousands of times from the or
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• Unix/Timelines
  *1969 - Unix development is started at [[AT&T]]'s [[Bell Labs]] by Ken Thompson and Denn
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• Dev-null
  In [[Unix]] (and Unix-like) operating systems, '''/dev/null''' is a character [[device file]] whi The null device is part of the [[Unix_directory_structure| standard Unix directory structure]]
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• Darwin operating system/Definition
  The open source, [[Unix]]-like base operating system of the [[Mac]] [[OS X]], which uses the [[Mach
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• Unix directory structure/Definition
  A convention of the organization of the directory structure in Unix-like operating systems.
  127 bytes (16 words) - 06:26, 6 June 2008