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Unix is actually a trademarked name for that operating system and the core specification is here: http://www.unix.org/ . Linux is not Unix but only modeled after it in part. FreeBSD is a direct descendent of Unix though a lot has been changed since its inception.

In order to be called Unix, you must apply for certification. Apple's OSX is certified Unix.

Unix is actually a trademarked name for that operating system and the core specification is here: http://www.unix.org/ . Linux is not Unix but only modeled after it in part. FreeBSD is a direct descendent of Unix though a lot has been changed since its inception.

Unix is actually a trademarked name for that operating system and the core specification is here: http://www.unix.org/ . Linux is not Unix but only modeled after it in part. FreeBSD is a direct descendent of Unix though a lot has been changed since its inception.

In order to be called Unix, you must apply for certification. Apple's OSX is certified Unix.

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Unix is actually a trademarked name for that operating system and the core specification is here: http://www.unix.org/ . Linux is not Unix but only modeled after it in part. FreeBSD is a direct descendent of Unix though a lot has been changed since its inception.