Berkeley Software Distribution

Also known as BSD, Berkeley Unix, BSD UNIX, 4.4BSD, Berkeley System Distribution

variante originaria di Unix sviluppata presso l'Università di Berkeley

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Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD) is a free, open-source version of the UNIX operating system that was created as an alternative to the original AT&T version. It matters because it demonstrated that high-quality operating systems could be developed and shared freely, which influenced the broader movement toward open-source software that powers much of the internet and computing infrastructure today.

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software version identifier: 3BSD
Commons category: Berkeley Software Distribution
short name: BSD
inception: 1977-00-00

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In informatica la Berkeley Software Distribution (in sigla BSD) è la variante originaria del sistema operativo Unix, sviluppata presso l'Università di Berkeley in California, alla base di una delle due famiglie principali di sistemi operativi liberi attualmente più diffusi, tra cui gli esponenti più noti sono FreeBSD, PC-BSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, GhostBSD, , DesktopBSD, FreeNAS, FreeSBIE, DarwinOS (il cuore Unix di macOS) e DragonFly BSD (con le sue distribuzioni ).

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