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On Sat, 20 Aug 2005, Nikolas Britton wrote:

> What defines Berkeley UNIX from SysV style UNIX and Linux?... What
> makes BSD BSD and SysV SysV. We have the lineage from 4.4BSD-Lite but
> what else?

Licensing.

Central development of libraries (like libc) and kernel and more (central 
per project).

Are there any free-to-use tools for testing various standards (tools and 
functions) and reporting?

  Jeremy C. Reed

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