Look up unix, Unix, UNIX, UN*X, or *nix in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

Unix may refer to:

  • Unix, a family of operating systems, the first originally developed by Bell Labs at AT&T
    • Single UNIX Specification, the trademark UNIX and the terms of its use, now owned by The Open Group
    • POSIX (IEEE 1003 or ISO/IEC 9945), the basic Unix interface standard
    • OpenServer (formerly SCO Unix, System V) the owner's version of the operating system, now owned by Xinuos
    • UNIX System V, the orthodox family of licensed Unices, canonical form being SCO Unix that became Open Server
    • BSD Unix, the widespread family of licensed Unices originating from UCBerkeley
      • BSD licenses, a family of software licenses, sometimes called "Unix license"
    • Unix System Laboratories, the division that developed unix, especially the System V family
      • SCOsource, the owner of unix intellectual property, especially as it relates to the canonical form SCO Unix
    • List of Unix systems, for a Unix operating system
  • Unix-like, the extended family of operating systems inspired by and having a general similarity with Unix
  • Unix Magazine, a defunct magazine covering unix and unix-like software sector
  • UNIX Review, a defunct magazine covering unix software sector

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