UNIX is a computer operating system (or operating system), mostly used in servers and workstations. Originally published by Bell Laboratories Unix for the various public entities and educational institutions. This popularity led to the adaptation of UNIX, and many new businesses, and therefore, Unix helped develop the Internet in the 1990s.
Birth of UNIX
And Unix was first developed in the 1960s and 1970s by a group of employees of AT & T Bell Labs. Today, Unix systems are split into several sections built over time by AT & T commercial vendors and nonprofit organizations. Many of the differences (commonly called "taste") of UNIX and UNIX-like operating systems released during the dot-com boom in 1990. The dot com bust caused many of them to consolidate. As a result, dozens of variables for enterprise Unix, built in the 1980s, only Solaris, HP, and the presumption of X is still doing pretty well in the market. Them, and Solaris are currently the largest market share.
Called Unix systems unless they fully comply (and be certified before) and a UNIX Specification (gosh) standards. Similar systems are not complete or certified called «Unix-like operating systems. Examples of popular systems such as the Unix, and Linux, including Xenix.
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