Juniks
Operativni sistem koji je krajem šezdesetih godina razvije u Belovim laboratorijama i dorađen tokom sedamdesetih i osamdesetih godina. Pisan je na jeziku Ce (koji su u isto vreme razvili isti ljudi); Junks je višekorisnički operativni sistem, koji često radi na mikroračunarima i radnim stanicama, mada verzije za PC postoje još od ranih osamdesetih godina. Operativni sistem Juniks možete da instalirate kako na personalne, tako i na centralne računare. Juniks je vrlo popularan na univerzitetima i u naučnim ustanovama. Koreni čitavog Interneta su u Juniksu. Prednost Juniksa je njegova prenosivost sa jednog sistema na drugi i njegova podrška za mnoge aplikativne i uslužne programe, zbog čega je popularan kako među zaluđenicima tako i među čarobnjacima. Juniks je prvenstveno operativni sistem u kome se sve zasniva na zadavanju naredbi na komandnoj liniji, slično DOS-u, ali grublje i nerazumljivije. Za Juniks postoji nekoliko grafičkih interfejsa, kao što su Iks vindovs, Open Luk i NekstStep.
Višekorisnički operativni sistem.
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UNIX
IPA: / juːnɪks /A multiuser, multitasking operating system. Originally developed by Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie at ATandT Bell Laboratories from 1969 through 1973 for use on minicomputers, UNIX has evolved into a complex, powerful operating system that, because it is written in the C language, is more portablethat is, less machine-specificthan many other operating systems. UNIX has been released in a wide variety of versions, or flavors, including System V (developed by ATandT for commercial release; many current flavors on based on it), BSD UNIX (freeware developed at the University of California Berkeley, which has spun off many related flavors), AIX (a version of System V adapted by IBM to run on RISC-based workstations), A/UX (a graphical version for the Macintosh), Linux (a newer version that runs on the Intel chip), and SunOS (based on BSD UNIX and available on Sun workstations). Many flavors of UNIX are available free. With some flavors, the source code is also free, making it an instrumental part of the open source movement. UNIX is widely used as a network operating system, especially in conjunction with the Internet. See also BSD UNIX, Linux, open source, System V.
A powerful operating system developed at the Bell Telephone Laboratories; Also called: UNIX system, UNIX operating system.
A computer operating system (the basic software running on a computer, underneath things like word processors and spreadsheets). Unix is designed to be used by many people at the same time (it is multi-user) and has TCP/IP built-in. It is the most common operating system for servers on the Internet.
A computer operating system.
Multiuser operating system designed for minicomputers but becoming increasingly popular on large microcomputers, workstations, mainframes, and supercomputers. It was developed by ATandT's Bell Laboratories in the US during the late 1960s, using the programming language C. It could therefore run on any machine with a C compiler, so ensuring its wide portability. Its wide range of functions and flexibility have made it widely used by universities and in commercial software.
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