Unix turns 40: The past, present and future of a revolutionary OS
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by:garyanthes rel:02009 src:computerworld via:gjb unix history kenthompson belllaboratories dennisritchie multics dougmcilroy joeossanna ruddcanaday unics petersalus davidkorn andrewtanenbaum minix linux billjoy bsd sun unixsystemv unixwars unixsystemlaboratories x/open opensoftwarefoundation unixinternational corporationforopensystems gordonbell windowsnt commonopensoftwareenvironment theopengroup singleunixspecification georgeweiss
june 2009 by stilist
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