Re: Research questions WRT SCO's complaint
Ben Elliston <[email protected]>
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"Karsten M. Self" <[email protected]> writes: > Anyone with answers to the following: > - What x86 Unices have there been? When did they emerge? I'm aware > of Xenix (which became SCO), Solaris X86, BSDi, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, > NetBSD, AIX/86, Dynix, and (for a broad definition of Intel > architechtures), QNX. I'm not clear of timelines. And any others > would be welcomed. Your best bet would be to consult The Unix History Society (http://www.tuhs.org/) which has a graph that shows the development timelines. It would serve as a good place to check to make sure you've not forgotten any. Your list looks pretty complete, but what about 386BSD and Coherent UNIX? > Peace. We can but try. Cheers, Ben