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linux3[274]% more unix.txt #[1]Creative Commons [2]copyright It costs US$10 an hour to run Wikimedia websites. You can [3]donate here (http://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Fundraising) to help us raise $50,000 to keep our websites running smoothly. We have less than $15,000 to go thanks to [4]all those who have donated (http://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Fund_drives/2004/Q4/Most_recent_d ay)! Unix From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. UNIX (or Unix) is a [5]portable, multi-task and multi-user [6]computer [7]operating system originally developed by a group of [8]AT&T [9]Bell Labs employees including [10]Ken Thompson, [11]Dennis Ritchie and [12]Douglas McIlroy. Contents [13]1 History [14]2 Standards [15]3 Free Unix-like operating systems --More--(1%) |
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2 #[1]Creative Commons [2]copyright
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4 It costs US$10 an hour to run Wikimedia websites. You can [3]donate
5 here (http://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Fundraising) to help us
6 raise $50,000 to keep our websites running smoothly. We have less than
7 $15,000 to go thanks to [4]all those who have donated
8 (http://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Fund_drives/2004/Q4/Most_recent_d
9 ay)!
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13 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
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15 UNIX (or Unix) is a [5]portable, multi-task and multi-user
16 [6]computer [7]operating system originally developed by a group of
17 [8]AT&T [9]Bell Labs employees including [10]Ken Thompson, [11]Dennis
18 Ritchie and [12]Douglas McIlroy.
19 Contents
20 [13]1 History
21 [14]2 Standards
22 [15]3 Free Unix-like operating systems
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linux3[282]% more +13 unix.txt From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. UNIX (or Unix) is a [5]portable, multi-task and multi-user [6]computer [7]operating system originally developed by a group of [8]AT&T [9]Bell Labs employees including [10]Ken Thompson, [11]Dennis Ritchie and [12]Douglas McIlroy. Contents [13]1 History [14]2 Standards [15]3 Free Unix-like operating systems [16]4 Impact [17]5 Branding [18]6 Canonical UNIX Commands [19]7 See also [20]8 External links [[21]edit] History The early development of what is believed to be one of the most influential operating systems in history was unique, and nobody would have predicted the growth of UNIX after its first incarnation. --More--(2%) |