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Linux

Relationship to UNIX. Reimplementation and elaboration of UNIXConforms to the POSIX standard (API for unix)Free , Open sourceCooperatively developed. History. 1991, 1st Kernel 1994Linus TorvaldsBased off of UNIX, 1969Berkley Ran out of fundingReleased final version, BSD-LiteCurrent versions

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Linux

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    1. Linux

    2. Relationship to UNIX Reimplementation and elaboration of UNIX Conforms to the POSIX standard (API for unix) Free , Open source Cooperatively developed

    3. History 1991, 1st Kernel 1994 Linus Torvalds Based off of UNIX, 1969 Berkley Ran out of funding Released final version, BSD-Lite Current versions are Free BSD, NetBSD Mac OS X, OpenBSD Linux does not share code, rewritten

    4. Distributions Kernel combined with Commands Daemons Other software All share the same kernel linage Fedora Red Hat Enterprise Slackware Ubuntu http://distrowatch.com/

    5. Help Manual pages (man pages) - use the man command Textinfo – info command Book also mentions - http://www.tldp.org

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