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 386BSDA/UX
 - Apple Corporation
 AIX
 - International Business Machines (IBM)
 ArchBSD
 - 4.4 BSD for Acorn RISC Platforms
 AT&T System III
 AT&T System V
 AT&T 3B2
 BTOS
 BSD/OS
 - Berkeley Software Design, Inc.
 CLIX - Intergraph Corp.
 Coherent
 CTIX
 Darwin
 DC/OSx - Pyramid
 DELPHI
 DG/UX  - Data General
 Digital Unix (OSF1)(TRU64)
 - Digital Equiptment Corp. (DEC)
 Domain/OS
 DSR/NX
 Dynix
 - IBM's enhanced enterprise class operating system.
 ESIX
 - Esix Systems
 FreeBSD
 - FreeBSD Organization
 FreeBSD/Arm
 - 4.4 BSD for the Acorn RISC Platforms
 HP-UX 
 - Hewlett Packard (HP)
 Harris' CX/UX
 Helios
 HEP-UPX
 Hurd
 - GNU
 IDRIS
 Interactive Unix
 - Sun Microsystems
 Irix
 - Silicon Graphics (SGI)
 Linux
 LynxOS
 - Lynx Real-Time System Inc.
 Lunix
 - Little UNIX for C64
 MachTen
 - Tenon Intersystems
 MacOS X
 Minix
 Motorola Unix R40
 Motorola Unix V/88
 MV/UX  - Data General
 NCR SVR4 MP-RAS 
 - NCR Corporation
 NetBSD
 NeXT/OPENSTEP
 NonStop-UX - Tandem
 OpenBSD
 OS/MP
 - (Solbournes - Operating System/Multi-Processing
 POSIX
 PTX (Sequent)
 QNX
 - QNX Software Systems Ltd.
 Reliant Unix
 - Fujitsu Siemens Computer
 Riscos
 RT
 - Encore (Real Time Unix)
 SCO ODT  - Santa Cruz Operation
 SCO Open Server  - Santa Cruz Operation
 SCO XENIX
 - Santa Cruz Operation
 SINIX
 - Siemens/Nixdorf
 Solaris
 - Sun Microsystems
 SPARC64/OS
 SPP-UX
 - Convex
 Stellar(?) (Stardent)
 SunOS
 - Sun Microsystems
 Topix
 - Sequoias Enterprise Systems
 TRU64 (DUNIX)
 - Digital Equiptment Corp./Compaq
 Ultrix
 - Digital Equiptment Corp. (DEC)
 UMAX V R/T
 UNICOS
 - Cray Research
 UniSoft - One of the first widely-used commercial UNIX ports.
 Unixware/Univel
 - Novell and Unix Systems Laboratories
 USG
 UTS
 - Amdahl Corporation
 VENIX
 - VenturCom, Inc.
 Version 5
 Version 6
 Version 7
 Windows 95/98/NT/ME/2000/XP
 Xenix
 
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 UNIX - /yoo'niks/  Plural "Unices". An interactive time-sharing operating system invented in 1969 by Ken Thompson after Bell Labs left the Multics project, originally so he could play games on his scavenged PDP-7.  Dennis Ritchie, the inventor of C, is considered a co-author of the system.
 
 
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