Posted: July 13, 2010
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The evolution and relation of Unix-like systems, from 1969 to 2010.
You are missing Coherent in this picture
Would love to see a Linux history poster. I imagine it would look like at 1000 node binary tree or something similar :-)
Two missing versions I can think of are SGI’s IRIX and DEC Ultrix
An alternative, more complete diagram, can be found here: http://www.levenez.com/unix/
yes, Levenez’s diagram is the most complete around
btw, for ITALIAN Unix fans, you can refer to http://www.unixportal.net :)
You’re missing the girl in the wet t-shirt in this picture.
Don’t forget UNICOS, and I never knew much about OpenVMS, but wasn’t that POSIX-compliant, too?
VMS had Unix compatibility but isn’t Unix. OSF/1, and Tru64 aren’t there, both DIgital products of old…
SGI Irix missing!
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You are missing Coherent in this picture
Would love to see a Linux history poster. I imagine it would look like at 1000 node binary tree or something similar :-)
Two missing versions I can think of are SGI’s IRIX and DEC Ultrix
An alternative, more complete diagram, can be found here: http://www.levenez.com/unix/
yes, Levenez’s diagram is the most complete around
btw, for ITALIAN Unix fans, you can refer to http://www.unixportal.net :)
You’re missing the girl in the wet t-shirt in this picture.
Don’t forget UNICOS, and I never knew much about OpenVMS, but wasn’t that POSIX-compliant, too?
VMS had Unix compatibility but isn’t Unix.
OSF/1, and Tru64 aren’t there, both DIgital products of old…
SGI Irix missing!
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