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'''Unix''' is a family of related or similar operating systems.  It was originally developed by Bell Laps in the late 1960s and 1970s for [[mini-computers]], such as the [[PDP-11]].
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'''Unix''' is a family of related or similar operating systems.  It was originally developed by Bell Labs in the late 1960s and 1970s for [[mini-computers]], such as the [[PDP-11]].
    
Over time, Unix fragmented, with various manufacturers and organizations publishing their own variants under license from AT&T.  These were directly or indirectly derived from AT&T source code but generally did not use the Unix trademark.  Important examples from the 1980s include [[BSD]], [[SunOS]] and [[Xenix]].
 
Over time, Unix fragmented, with various manufacturers and organizations publishing their own variants under license from AT&T.  These were directly or indirectly derived from AT&T source code but generally did not use the Unix trademark.  Important examples from the 1980s include [[BSD]], [[SunOS]] and [[Xenix]].
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