Date: Wed, 21 Jun 2000 11:14:13 -0700 From: Ryan.Gamo@sce.com To: "Greg and Denice Christianson" <gregschr@pressenter.com> Cc: <questions@freebsd.org> Subject: Re: UNIX vx Linux Message-ID: <OF7B761177.AD3F9438-ON88256905.006372CA@sce.com>
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Denice,
Linux and Unix version? BSD is it's own OS apart from those. Maybe you
think that BSD is run under Linux and/or Unix based on the nature of your
question.(?) BSD 4.x runs Linux binaries but is _not_ by any means the
"linux version".
People generally use "Unix" to refer to the Unix-esque OS's...
In our DPC when management says "Unix" it could be any of the following:
Solaris
AIX
BSD
Linux
Maybe we're not understanding the question correctly. Please clarify.
Thanks,
Ryan M. Gamo
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Hi,
Does BSD have both a UNIX version and Linux version? If so, what are they
called?
I found the Linux version is FreeBSD4.x listed on the web site but found
nothing on UNIX.
Thanks,
Denice
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